This article will showcase the characteristics of the MAX6457–MAX6460 high voltage supply, low-power voltage monitors that can operate on a wide supply voltage range from 4V to 28V.

This article discusses the difference between active and passive biasing circuits used in buyer audio products.

This article will give a general description of the MAX1385/MAX1386 control bias strictures for dual RF LDMOS power units in cellular base stations.

They are ideal for the Horizontal Sync Pulse Delaying in Large Format LCD TVs to accomplish Higher Resolution Displays.

This article will discuss the capability of the MAX9532 DirectDrive video filter amplifier that gives Excellent Video Quality and Reliability for your cars.

BC817/BC818 - NPN epitaxial silicon transistor- (BC817 Datasheet) is suitable for AF-Driver stages and low power output stages.

This article will discuss the power of the MAX15031 that consists of a constant frequency pulse width modulating (PWM) with step up DC-DC converter and an internal switch, a high side current checker with high speed variable current limiter.

This article will feature the capability of MAX9875 that combines a high efficiency Class D audio power amplifier with a DirectDrive® stereo headphone amplifier that is Class AB and no capacitor needed

The MAX5138/MAX5139 are a relatives of single-channel, pin and software compatible, 16-bit and 12-bit DACs.

This article will show the capability of MAX16046 that can manage up to twelve system voltages simultaneously, and MAX16048 that can also manage up to eight system voltages.