Communications
Communication ICs simplify design of electronic communication equipment by providing complete building blocks or application specific functions in a single chip. This results in higher reliability designs that require lower power, less space, smaller BOM and faster time to market. Our high-performance communications devices support multiple technologies including wired, powerline, optical, and wireless communications. These highly integrated solutions address critical functions within the telecom, cable, data center, mobile and automotive markets.
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Secure NFC Tags and RFID Readers
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698MHz to 3800MHz RF Power Amplifier Linearizer
SC1905True RFin/RFout solution supports 100MHz BW for modular power amp designs, including 3G, 4G, and 5G cellular infrastructure.
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300MHz–960MHz (G)FSK Transmitter with I2C Interface
MAX41464Includes Bits-to-RF single-wire MCU for low-cost implementation, up to +16dBm output power to increase short-range transmissions.
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Low-Power DOCSIS 3.1 Programmable-Gain Amplifier
MAX3523Passes stringent DOCSIS 3.1 specifications. Low 3.5W power dissipation surpasses cable modem/gateway requirements.
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Frequency Synthesizer Shield
MAXREFDES161Frequency synthesizer generates 23.5MHz to 6GHz microwave radio signals. Level translators connect to +3.3V and +5V microcontrollers.
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Evaluation Kit for Multiband Universal GNSS Receivers
MAX2771EVKITProvides multi-constellation/multi-band support with superior RF performance for the highest position accuracy.
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Evaluation Kit for Universal GNSS Receivers
MAX2769CEVKITFully programmable, supports GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo systems in a single chip.
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Evaluation Kit for the MAX44284
MAX44284EVKITDemonstrates the high-precision real-time current monitoring of the MAX44284 current-sense amplifier.
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Power Amplifier Biasing through MAX11300 PIXI IC
MAXREFDES39This design uses a MAX11300 programmable mixed-signal I/O (PIXI™), to bias and monitor a power amplifier for an RF base station.
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SHA-256 Secure Authentication Design
MAXREFDES34 (Alcatraz)This design implements SHA-256 authentication function using the 1-Wire protocol.
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3.3V and 5V PoE Powered Device
MAXREFDES31 (Pasadena)This design is an IEEE 802.3af/at compliant. Powered Device (PD). In addition to regulating power received over Ethernet, device can also be powered from a wall adapter.
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