PADESD100 Search Results

k0203

Abstract: 1606p 14.3f IS277 BF380
Contextual Info: MAX3634 I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and Low

321f

Abstract: bf331 236f 724E-020 HFAN-06 455e diode 699n 250N MAX3640 MAX3801
Contextual Info: Application Note: HFAN-06.1 Rev 1, 11/07 Input/Output Models for Maxim Fiber Components Maxim High-Frequency/Fiber Communications Group Maxim Integrated Products 9hfan61_old_63.doc 11/13/07 Input/Output Models for Maxim Fiber Components 1 Abstract The objective of this note is to discuss the use of

TC227

Abstract: KF102
Contextual Info: MAX3784AUTE I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and

mje 3003

Abstract: 02n60p mje 3001 MJE I 3004 h11m XQ22 2996M
Contextual Info: MAX3891 I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and Low

TC221

Abstract: M400
Contextual Info: MAX3664EUA I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and

XQ22

Abstract: BR924 KL1012 XQ20 H12A05 KL-23
Contextual Info: MAX3265 I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and Low

kf 202 transistor

Abstract: TC227
Contextual Info: MAX3953UGK I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and Low

Contextual Info: MAX3786 I/O Model 1.5Gbps SATA Mux Buffer SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic

bf331

Abstract: tc2576m 5724E n12a PADESD100
Contextual Info: MAX3800 I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and Low Voltage Differential Signal (LVDS) formats to transfer data

ic 3882

Abstract: DE0900 TC227
Contextual Info: MAX3882 I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and Low

kf245

Abstract: 5050P
Contextual Info: MAX3815 I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and Low

237F

Abstract: transistor 1002 3980F
Contextual Info: MAX980/MAX3981 I/O Model SPICE I/O Macromodels aid in understanding signal integrity issues in electronic systems. Most of Maxim’s High Frequency/Fiber Communication ICs utilize input and output I/O circuits with Current Mode Logic (CML), Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (PECL), and Low Voltage Differential Signal