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Power Management ICs

Analog Devices Inc. Power Management ICs (PMICs) power innovation with precision and efficiency. With unmatched power densities, ultra-low noise technology, and superior reliability, Analog Devices’ PMIC portfolio supports complex power architectures in the most demanding applications, including industrial, automotive, and aerospace. Electronics engineers and designers are supported with power management evaluation boards and design tools, such as LTspice^®, to ease development and optimize performance. From Silent Switcher^® regulators and µModule^® power solutions to advanced battery management, LDOs, and digital power control, ADI delivers high-efficiency, low-noise, and compact solutions that ensure reliability and scalability.

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MAX17504 High-Efficiency Converters

Analog Devices Inc. MAX17504 High-Efficiency High-Voltage Synchronous Step-Down Converters come with dual integrated MOSFETs and operate over a 4.5V to 60V input. It delivers up to 3.5A and 0.9V to 90% V_IN output voltage. Built-in compensation across the output voltage range eliminates the need for external components. The feedback (FB) regulation accuracy over -40°C to +125°C is ±1.1%. 

Himalaya Step-Down Switching Regulators

Analog Devices Himalaya Step-Down Switching Regulators are the "Peak of Cool" because they offer the latest switching regulator technology for cooler in-circuit operation. Products in this family all feature internal FET switches, synchronous switching architecture, support for multiple operating modes, and an extensive voltage input range. This family supports output currents of 25mA up to 5A. The Himalaya feature set results in switching regulators that provide the highest efficiency in the industry. This high-efficiency results in lower operating temperatures and very high input voltage tolerance (up to 60V), resulting in a robust, long-lasting regulator.

Industrial 4.0 Smart Factory Solutions

Analog Devices Industrial 4.0 Smart Factory Solutions is a concept that envisions factories of tomorrow as vastly more integrated, automated, and flexible. Using these solutions, factories can become faster and more efficient in churning out goods desired by the changing marketplace. Factory automation is concerned with the automatic control of process machinery. A process controller monitors and measures operational and environmental variables. The controller then sends actuation commands out to control devices or alarms. The controllers are usually microcontroller-based machines with an architecture optimized to meet the needs of the factory and application.