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MAX14515 - He Smallest Liquid Lens Driver

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The MAX14515 high-voltage liquid lens driver

Key Features

  • a high-voltage differential output controlled through an I2C interface. The MAX14515 uses a charge-pump-based boost converter and integrated H-bridge to provide a compact lens driver solution with minimal external components to achieve a small overall footprint suitable for small space constraints inside camera modules. The MAX14515 features an 8-bit monotonic DAC with a single differential high-voltage output controlled by a 2-wire I2C interface to set the amplitude. The high-voltage outputs ar.

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www.DataSheet4U.com High-Voltage Liquid Lens Driver MAX14515 General Description The MAX14515 high-voltage liquid lens driver features a high-voltage differential output controlled through an I2C interface. The MAX14515 uses a charge-pump-based boost converter and integrated H-bridge to provide a compact lens driver solution with minimal external components to achieve a small overall footprint suitable for small space constraints inside camera modules. The MAX14515 features an 8-bit monotonic DAC with a single differential high-voltage output controlled by a 2-wire I2C interface to set the amplitude. The high-voltage outputs are capable of delivering up to 42VRMS (min) into a 220pF liquid lens load at 1.0kHz (min).