MAX77542

• Probe Sockets for High-Accuracy Measurements
• Test Points for All Features (MFIO, CE, IRQB)
• Default Output Voltage Adjustable Via SEL1/2/3/4
• Default MFIO Function and I²C Slave ID Set Via CFG1
• Default Peak Current Limit and FSW Set Via CFG2
• Connector for Custom I²C Host

The MAX77542 evaluation kit (EV kit) is a fully assembled and tested printed circuit board (PCB) that demonstrates the MAX77542 four-phase configurable step-down regulator. The board is equipped with test points and jumpers for testing all pins on the device. Six potentiometers allow for adjusting the SEL1/2/3/4 and CFG1/2 configuration pins at will. There are also probe sockets on critical nodes (VOUTx, LXx) for precise measurements. The board also comes with some spare inductors (L5–L12) for testing out efficiency/performance tradeoffs. The PCB is designed with Analog Devices, Inc.’s, recommended layout of the IC and external components. The IC sets default output voltages by way of R15, R17, R19, and R21 but can be changed with the potentiometers or through I²C communication. Analog Devices’ GUI can be used by connecting a Windows^®-based PC to J1 through a USB Type-A to Micro-USB cable.

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• Analog Devices has worked closely with FPGA and processor manufacturers to develop verified power solutions that optimize cost, size and efficiency in high performance applications.
• Our reference designs are supported by an intuitive design tool set and IP.
• ADI provides supporting documentation including LTpowerPlanner and applicable LTpowerPlay configuration files to enable you to validate the power solution for your application seamlessly. Our team can provide samples and/or evaluation boards for quick validation that can speed time to market in the most complex applications.
• For a complete list power designs and use cases, please contact your local FAE.

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• Analog Devices has worked closely with FPGA and processor manufacturers to develop verified power solutions that optimize cost, size and efficiency in high performance applications.
• Our reference designs are supported by an intuitive design tool set and IP
• ADI provides supporting documentation including LTpowerPlanner and applicable LTpowerPlay configuration files to enable you to validate the power solution for your application seamlessly. Our team can provide samples and/or evaluation boards for quick validation that can speed time to market in the most complex applications.
• For a complete list  power designs and use cases, please contact your local FAE.

Key power regulators are used for this device as follows:

• MAX77542
• MAX38912
• ADP125

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• Analog Devices has worked closely Xilinx to develop verified power solutions that optimize cost, size and efficiency in high performance applications.
• ADI provides supporting documentation including LTpowerPlanner and applicable LTpowerPlay configuration files to enable you to validate the power solution for your application seamlessly. For a complete list  power designs and use cases, please contact your local FAE.

Key power regulators are used for this device as follows:

• MAX77542
• ADP125