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Analog ICs for Low Voltage Systems

Posted: 01 Dec 2006 ?? ?

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Keywords:Maxim Integrated? analog IC? low-voltage IC? voltage regulator? analog switches?

This application note discusses many types of low-voltage ICs, including voltage regulators, data converters, op amps and current monitors, comparators, microprocessor supervisors, voltage references, analog switches, and interface transceivers. It also presents information on power savings and how to manage issues related to low-voltage operation.

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What does analog mean?
A continuously varying signal. For example, if an analog signal's range is from 0V to 5V, the signal can assume any voltage within that range such as 1.2, 2.4, or 4.7V. Microprocessors and microcontrollers usually cannot process analog signals directly and require conversion by an A/D converter before they can process the signal.

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