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MAX4428 - Dual High-Speed 1.5A MOSFET Drivers

General Description

The MAX4426/MAX4427/MAX4428 are dual monolithic MOSFET drivers designed to translate TTL/CMOS inputs to high voltage/current outputs.

The MAX4426 is a dual inverting power MOSFET driver.

Key Features

  • S Upgrade for TSC4426/TSC4427/TSC4428 S Lower On Resistance: 4Ω vs. 7Ω S Shorter Delay Times: tD1 - 10ns vs. 30ns tD2 - 25ns vs. 50ns S 1.5A Peak Output Current S Fast Rise and Fall Times: Typically 20ns with 1000pF Load S Wide Operating Range: 4.5V to 18V S Low Power Consumption: 1.8mA with Logic 1 Input 200µA with Logic 0 Input S TTL/CMOS Compatible S Latchup Protected-Withstand > 500mA Reverse Current S ESD Protected Ordering Information PART TEMP RANGE PIN-.

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AVAILABLE MAX4426/ MAX4427/MAX4428 Dual High-Speed 1.5A MOSFET Drivers General Description The MAX4426/MAX4427/MAX4428 are dual monolithic MOSFET drivers designed to translate TTL/CMOS inputs to high voltage/current outputs. The MAX4426 is a dual inverting power MOSFET driver. The MAX4427 is a dual noninverting power MOSFET driver, and the MAX4428 contains one inverting section and one noninverting section. Delay times are nearly independent of VDD (see Typical Operating Characteristics). High-current output drivers rapidly charge and discharge the gate capacitance of even the largest power MOSFETs to within millivolts of the supply rails. This produces the power MOSFETs' minimum on resistance.