MAX6960EVKIT

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The MAX6960EVKIT evaluation board (EV kit) is a low-cost platform for evaluating the tiny footprint, low-cost MAX6960 6-channel LED driver. It delivers performance features such as ultra-low power consumption and precision intensity control, while providing a high-brightness output. The MAX6960EVKIT allows the user to quickly set up and development, testing, and verification of the MAX6960IC in his/her embedded systems. The evaluation board is well suited to creating applications like LED strips, displays, automotive lighting, and outdoor lighting.

The MAX6960EVKIT uses a compact form factor, measuring only 3x2.7 inches, including components necessary to control up to 6 channels of LEDs. The MAX6960 is capable of driving up to 6 channels of LEDs independently from a single supply. It supports flexible brightness control options, such as pulse-width modulation (PWM), current source, and voltage source. For PWM-based brightness control, the board contains a pot that can be used to vary the brightness of the LEDs in steps.

The MAX6960EVKIT uses I²C communication protocol for communication. The user needs to interface the board to his/her microcontroller or commercial development boards. The board is designed to provide an easy-to-use platform for evaluating how well the MAX6960 performs when driving LEDs in different environments. The board can be used to evaluate the following features of the MAX6960:

• High accuracy LED brightness control
• Ultra-low quiescent current
• Low switching noise
• High EMC immunity

For evaluation, the board also includes a few LEDs that are connected to three of the outputs. The LEDs can be used to quickly evaluate the performance of the MAX6960 for various configurations. The board also contains an onboard voltage regulator to provide the correct power supply to the MAX6960 and LEDs.

The MAX6960EVKIT is a great tool for quickly setting up and testing embedded systems with the MAX6960. The MAX6960 is capable of supporting up to 6 channels of LEDs, and the EV kit provides easy access to each one of the channels. It offers a high degree of flexibility for evaluating various brightness control methods, as well as for verifying basic performance parameters of the MAX6960. The board is a great way to get started with driving LEDs using the MAX6960.

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