MAX1925

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Switch-Mode 1-Cell Li+ Chargers

Smallest, Simplest Switch-Mode Li+ Charger in 4mm x 4mm QFN Package

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Part Details

  • Small (4mm x 4mm) Package
  • 4.25V to 12V Input Range (MAX1926)
  • Overvoltage Lockout at 6.1V (MAX1925)
  • ±0.75% Battery Regulation Voltage
  • Set Charge Current with One Resistor
  • Automatic Input Power Sense
  • LED (or Logic-Out) Charge Status and Fault Indicator
  • Programmable Safety Timer
  • Autorestart at Cell = 4V
  • Thermistor Monitor Input
  • MAX1925
    Switch-Mode 1-Cell Li+ Chargers
    MAX1925, MAX1926: Typical Operating Circuit
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    Evaluation Kits

    MAX1926EVKIT

    Evaluation Kit for the MAX1925, MAX1926

    Features and Benefits

    • 5V to 12V Input Voltage Range
    • Up to 1A Fast Charge Current
    • LED Charge Status and Fault Indicator
    • 12-Pin Thin QFN Package
    • Surface-Mount Construction
    • Fully Assembled and Tested

    Product Details

    The MAX1926 evaluation kit (EV kit) is a complete, fully assembled and tested, single-cell lithium-ion (Li+) battery charger. The EV kit provides a 4.2V output from input as high as 12V, and delivers up to 1A charge current. A light-emitting diode (LED) indicates the cell's charging status.

    The EV kit can be also used to evaluate the MAX1925, which is a single-cell Li+ battery charger with a 4.5V to 6.1V input voltage charge range.

    Applications

    • Digital Still Cameras
    • PDAs
    • Self-Charging Battery Packs

    MAX1926EVKIT
    Evaluation Kit for the MAX1925, MAX1926

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