4-channel, flexible, configurable, voltage and current output circuit for I/O card and PLC applications
NXP is launching a Generation 2 USB Type-C Shield with display port alt mode support! The NXP Generation 2 USB Type-C shield works with the MCUXpresso SDK and USB Power Delivery stack to allow you to connect USB Type-C Connectors to select Kinetis®, LPC and i.MX RT development platforms.
This article presents a five-channel hot-swap circuit that handles both positive and negative input voltages with sequential turn-on. The unique configuration allows two negative-voltage channels not protected by circuit breakers, in addition to three positive-voltage channels, to be controlled by a single MAX5927A positive-voltage hot-swap controller. The included test data verifies that the circuit meets the described load and power-sequencing requirements of the five channels.
The MAX5953A provides a simple and inexpensive, yet complete, nonisolated power solution for a powered device (PD) in a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) system. The circuit provides the PD with detection and classification signatures in compliance with the IEEESM 802.3af standard, plus programmable inrush-current control, an integrated power switch, a PWM controller, and integrated high- and low-side switches. The buck step-down converter is capable of > 80% conversion efficiency while delivering 12V at 0.85A.
The MAXREFDES1247 is a miniature, 12V output, isolated power supply that can deliver up to 1A of load current.
Suitable for long distance RS-485 networks. The design provides transient protection from the effects of ESD, EFT and surge transients as specified in the IEC 61000 transient immunity standard.
This document details the Oceanside (MAXREFDES9#) subsystem reference design, a 3.3V to 15V input, ±15V (±12V) output, isolated power supply. The Oceanside design includes a high-efficiency step-up controller, a 36V H-bridge transformer driver for isolated supplies, a wide input range, and a pair of adjustable output low dropout (LDO) linear regulator. Test results and hardware files are included.
Protues simulation example (8051)-parallel port to serial port
Commercial electronic loads are more expensive, especially high-power loads such as computer power supplies that must handle transient current spikes well above their nominal ratings (1800W spike for a 600W GPU) and should be tested under worst-case conditions to Ensure stability.
The MAXREFDES173# IO-Link® temperature sensor uses the MAX14827A IO-Link device transceiver and supports the IQ2 Development™ IO-Link stack.