
The MAX25520 is a dual-output power IC that provides symmetrical or asymmetrical positive and negative voltages up to 10.5V and down to -10.5V (±12V for MAX25520ATEC) with an input voltage between 2.65V and 5.5V. It incorporates a fully integrated current-mode boost converter and a current-mode inverter with external rectifier. The device operates at one of two switching frequencies, 420kHz or 2.1MHz. Operation at 2.1MHz permits very compact dual-output power supplies.The two output voltages can be programmed independently or can be made to track each other. Independent enable pins allow complete flexibility in powering the outputs up and down.The outputs are protected against overcurrent and under-voltage.The MAX25520 is available in a compact 3mm x 3mm TQFN package and operates over the -40°C to +125°C automotive temperature range.
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MAX25520ATEA/VY+ is an authentic electronic component manufactured by Analog Devices, categorized under Power Management ICs. It is supplied in the standard manufacturer-specified package footprint, providing industry-standard mechanical dimensions and terminal configurations for board-level assembly. Full pinout configurations, physical footprint drawings, and rated operating tolerances are documented in the official MAX25520ATEA/VY+ datasheet above.
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