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MAX14900E - Octal Power Switch

General Description

The MAX14900E is an octal power switch that

Key Features

  • per-channel configuration for high-side or pushpull operation. Low propagation delay, high-rate loadswitching makes the device suitable for next-generation high-speed PLC systems. Each high-side switch sources 850mA continuous current with a low 165mΩ (max) on-resistance at 500mA at TA = +125°C. The high-side switches feature 2µs (max) input-to-output propagation delay when driving resistive loads. Long cables can be driven with switching rates of up to 100kHz for PWM/PPO control in push-pull op.

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MAX14900E EVALUATION KIT AVAILABLE Octal, High-Speed, Industrial, High-Side Switch General Description The MAX14900E is an octal power switch that features per-channel configuration for high-side or pushpull operation. Low propagation delay, high-rate loadswitching makes the device suitable for next-generation high-speed PLC systems. Each high-side switch sources 850mA continuous current with a low 165mΩ (max) on-resistance at 500mA at TA = +125°C. The high-side switches feature 2µs (max) input-to-output propagation delay when driving resistive loads. Long cables can be driven with switching rates of up to 100kHz for PWM/PPO control in push-pull operation. Multiple high-side switches can be connected in parallel to achieve higher drive currents.