MAX9972 - 300Mbps ATE Drivers/Comparators

Maxim Integrated Products

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Datasheet Details

Part number	MAX9972
Manufacturer	Maxim Integrated ↗ Products
File Size	405.70 KB
Description	300Mbps ATE Drivers/Comparators
Datasheet	MAX9972_MaximIntegratedProducts.pdf

MAX9972 Product details

Description

The MAX9972 four-channel, ultra-low-power, pin-electronics IC includes, for each channel, a three-level pin driver, a window comparator, a passive load, and force-and-sense Kelvin-switched parametric measurement unit (PMU) connections.

Features

a -2.2V to +5.2V voltage range, includes high-impedance and active-termination (3rd-level drive) modes, and is highly linear even at low voltage swings. The window comparator features 500MHz equivalent input bandwidth and programmable output voltage levels. The passive load provides pullup and pulldown voltages to the device-under-test (DUT). Low-leakage, high-impedance, and terminate controls are operational configurations that are programmed through a 3-wire, low-voltage, CMOS-compatible seria.

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Published: May 31, 2010 |