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Contextual Info: 19-0629; Rev 1; 1/07 Ultra-Low-Noise, High PSRR, Low-Dropout, 150mA Linear Regulators in µDFN The MAX8840/MAX8841/MAX8842 ultra-low-noise, lowdropout LDO linear regulators are designed to deliver up to 150mA continuous output current. These regulators achieve a low 120mV dropout for 120mA load current. The MAX8840 uses an advanced architecture to

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Contextual Info: 19-0629; Rev 1; 1/07 Ultra-Low-Noise, High PSRR, Low-Dropout, 150mA Linear Regulators in µDFN The MAX8840/MAX8841/MAX8842 ultra-low-noise, lowdropout LDO linear regulators are designed to deliver up to 150mA continuous output current. These regulators achieve a low 120mV dropout for 120mA load current. The MAX8840 uses an advanced architecture to

Contextual Info: MAX8840/MAX8841/ MAX8842 Ultra-Low-Noise, High PSRR, Low-Dropout, 150mA Linear Regulators in µDFN General Description The MAX8840/MAX8841/MAX8842 ultra-low-noise, lowdropout LDO linear regulators are designed to deliver up to 150mA continuous output current. These regulators achieve a low 120mV dropout for 120mA load current. The MAX8840 uses an advanced architecture to

Contextual Info: 19-0629; Rev 1; 1/07 Ultra-Low-Noise, High PSRR, Low-Dropout, 150mA Linear Regulators in µDFN The MAX8840/MAX8841/MAX8842 ultra-low-noise, lowdropout LDO linear regulators are designed to deliver up to 150mA continuous output current. These regulators achieve a low 120mV dropout for 120mA load current. The MAX8840 uses an advanced architecture to

Contextual Info: 19-0629; Rev 1; 1/07 Ultra-Low-Noise, High PSRR, Low-Dropout, 150mA Linear Regulators in µDFN The MAX8840/MAX8841/MAX8842 ultra-low-noise, lowdropout LDO linear regulators are designed to deliver up to 150mA continuous output current. These regulators achieve a low 120mV dropout for 120mA load current. The MAX8840 uses an advanced architecture to

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Contextual Info: 19-0629; Rev 0; 10/06 Ultra-Low-Noise, High PSRR, Low-Dropout, 150mA Linear Regulators in µDFN Applications Cellular and Cordless Phones PDA and Palmtop Computers Base Stations Bluetooth Portable Radios and Accessories Wireless LANs Digital Cameras Personal Stereos

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Contextual Info: Power M anagement B -P E for 3rd Edition attery owered quipment Design Guide June 2009 Stingy on power, small in size, high in efficiency See inside Pages Highly integrated, small-footprint, highly efficient PMICs 2, 3, 4 Tiny, low-noise, high-PSRR LDOs 5, 6, 7

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Contextual Info: 19-0629; Rev 1; 1/07 Ultra-Low-Noise, High PSRR, Low-Dropout, 150mA Linear Regulators in µDFN Applications Cellular and Cordless Phones PDA and Palmtop Computers Base Stations Bluetooth Portable Radios and Accessories Wireless LANs Digital Cameras Personal Stereos

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Contextual Info: Medical 1st Edition February 2009 Broadest selection of silicon solutions for medical designs Many Maxim devices are designed into a heart-monitoring system 1 2 3 DATA INTERFACE IrDA USB RF RS-232 BATTERY MONITOR BATTERY CHARGER 4 5 6 GPIO TOUCH-SCREEN CONTROLLER

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Contextual Info: Power M anagement B -P E for 3rd Edition attery owered quipment Design Guide June 2009 Stingy on power, small in size, high in efficiency See inside Pages Highly integrated, small-footprint, highly efficient PMICs 2, 3, 4 Tiny, low-noise, high-PSRR LDOs 5, 6, 7