MAX17651EVKIT#, Evaluation Kit for MAX17651 4V to 60V, 100mA, Ultra-Low Quiescent Current Linear Regulator

Reference Design using part MAX17651AZT+ by Analog Devices

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Manufacturer

Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Power Supplies
  • Product Type
    DC to DC Single Output Power Supplies

For End Products

  • Battery Powered Equipment
  • Industrial Power Supply
  • Post-Regulators
  • Remote Sensors
  • Utility Meters

Description

  • MAX17651EVKIT#, Evaluation Kit (EV Kit) is a fully assembled and tested circuit board that demonstrates the performance of the MAX17651 high-voltage, ultra-low quiescent current linear regulator. The EV kit operates over a wide input voltage range of 4V to 60V and provides up to 100mA load current. It draws only 8uA supply current under no-load conditions. The device is simple to use and easily configurable with minimal external components. It features overload current protection and thermal shutdown. The EV kit comes installed with the MAX17651AZT+ in a 6-pin, compact TSOT package

Key Features

  • Conversion Type
    DC to DC
  • Input Voltage
    4 to 60 V
  • Output Voltage
    0.6 to 59 V
  • Output Current
    0.1 A
  • Topology
    LDO

Featured Parts (4)

Featured Parts
Part Number Manufacturer Type Description
MAX17651AZT+T Analog Devices Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 0.6V to 58V 0.1A 6-Pin TSOT-23 T/R Buy
MAX17651AZT+ Analog Devices Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 0.6V to 58V 0.1A 6-Pin TSOT-23 T/R Buy
MAX17651AZT+T Analog Devices Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 0.6V to 58V 0.1A 6-Pin TSOT-23 T/R Buy
MAX17651AZT+ Analog Devices Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 0.6V to 58V 0.1A 6-Pin TSOT-23 T/R Buy

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