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MAX4810 - High-Voltage Digital Pulsers

Key Features

  • Highly Integrated, High-Voltage, High-Frequency Unipolar/Bipolar Pulser.
  • 9Ω Output Impedance and 1.3A (min) Output Current.
  • 27Ω Active Clamp.
  • Pulser and Clamp Overvoltage Protection (MAX4810/MAX4811).
  • 0 to +220V Unipolar or ±110V Bipolar Outputs.
  • Matched Rise/Fall Times and Matched Propagation Delays.
  • CMOS-Compatible Logic Inputs.
  • 56-Pin, 7mm x 7mm, TQFN Package MAX4810/MAX4811/MAX4812 The MAX4810/MAX4811/MAX4812 integrat.

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19-4138; Rev 0; 10/08 KIT ATION EVALU LE B A IL A AV Dual, Unipolar/Bipolar, High-Voltage Digital Pulsers General Description Features ♦ Highly Integrated, High-Voltage, High-Frequency Unipolar/Bipolar Pulser ♦ 9Ω Output Impedance and 1.3A (min) Output Current ♦ 27Ω Active Clamp ♦ Pulser and Clamp Overvoltage Protection (MAX4810/MAX4811) ♦ 0 to +220V Unipolar or ±110V Bipolar Outputs ♦ Matched Rise/Fall Times and Matched Propagation Delays ♦ CMOS-Compatible Logic Inputs ♦ 56-Pin, 7mm x 7mm, TQFN Package MAX4810/MAX4811/MAX4812 The MAX4810/MAX4811/MAX4812 integrated circuits generate high-voltage, high-frequency, unipolar or bipolar pulses from low-voltage logic inputs.