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The MAX710ESE by Analog Devices is a step-up/down DC-DC converter designed for battery-powered applications. It integrates a step-up converter with a linear regulator, optimizing performance where input voltage varies above and below the desired output.
This device features an input voltage range from +1.8V to +11V and can deliver up to 1.1A of switching current. The MAX710ESE supports both low-noise and high-efficiency modes, allowing designers to configure it for specific application needs. It offers a fixed 3.3V or 5V output voltage.
Key features include no external FETs required, load disconnection in shutdown mode, and low battery drain in standby (7µA) and shutdown (0.2µA) modes. The MAX710ESE is housed in a 16-pin narrow SOIC package suitable for surface mounting.
Applications for the MAX710ESE include single-cell lithium-powered portable devices, digital cameras, and 2- to 4-cell AA alkaline hand-held equipment. Its ability to handle varying battery voltages makes it ideal for battery-powered devices with or without AC input adapters.
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The input voltage range for the MAX710ESE is from 1.8V to 11V.
The MAX710ESE has a switching current capability of 1.1A.
The operating temperature range for the MAX710ESE is -40°C to 85°C.
The MAX710ESE is available in a 16-SOIC package.
The standby current consumption of the MAX710ESE is 7µA.
The shutdown current consumption of the MAX710ESE is 0.2µA.