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Audio subsystems use Class D and H technologies to maximize battery life

Audio subsystems use Class D and H technologies to maximize battery life

The MAX97000/MAX97001/MAX97002 mono audio subsystems integrate a Class D mono speaker amplifier with limiter; a Class H DirectDrive II stereo headphone amplifier; and an analog bypass switch all in a WLP package. According to the company, they provide the industry’s best efficiency (87% typ) and audio quality making them ideal for cellular phones, portable media players (PMPs), and other applications that require high audio quality, output power, and efficiency.

Audio subsystems use Class D and H technologies to maximize battery life

The company’s DirectDrive II technology uses a dual-mode internal charge pump that operates at ±0.9 V for low signal levels, only switching to ±1.8 V for signals that require higher output power. The MAX97000-MAX97002 deliver over 710 mW of output power from a 3.7-V supply into an 8-Ω load.

All parts feature a high RF/TDMA noise rejection and best-in-class click-and-pop suppression with no audible artifacts at power on/off, both of which simplify the design iteration process. The subsystems also feature input mixing, volume control, and a flexible, user-defined input architecture with preamplifier gain settings. All controls are enabled through an I2 C interface. (From $0.75 ea/1,000 contact company for availability.)

Maxim Integrated Products , Sunnyvale , CA
Customer Service 800-998-8800

http://www.maxim-ic.com

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