MAX738ACWE+T

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Maxim Integrated\'s MAX738ACWE+T is a DC-DC switching regulator in their range of power management ICs (PMICs). It is designed to provide adjustable output voltages up to 25 V and to operate over a wide range of input voltages (3-36 V). This makes it ideal for a range of applications that require a stable voltage supply, such as microcontroller-based devices and telecommunications infrastructure. The MAX738ACWE+T offers a wide selection of features designed to simplify the design process, including integrated compensation, over-current protection, thermal-shutdown protection and internal power MOSFETs.

The MAX738ACWE+T operates according to a standard switching converter topology, known as the flyback converter. It is a type of ‘endless-loop’ topology, where energy conversion from the input side to the output side is done through inductor-capacitor-diode (LCD) elements. The switching converter starts by pulling the MOSFET switch from ground, inducing current into the primary side of the inductor. This causes a buildup of an electromagnetic field around the inductor. As the cycle completes and the MOSFET switches back to ground, the stored energy in the form of the electromagnet field is transferred to the output side of the inductor. The diode rectifies the stored energy and then the energy is filtered by the output capacitor. The output voltage is regulated through the use of an error amplifier, an internal oscillator and feedback potentiometer.

The MAX738ACWE+T is a versatile, high-performance power management solution that offers a wide range of features to make system design easier. The adjustable output voltage, internal power MOSFETs, and protection features make the MAX738ACWE+T an excellent choice for a variety of applications that require a stable voltage supply, including microcontroller-based devices, consumer electronics, RFID reader and writer platforms, automotive systems, medical equipment and telecommunications infrastructure.

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