Maxim’s Himalaya uSLIC family has higher voltages for small industrial and consumer applications. Designers of compact products requiring a wide range of input voltages for factory automation, healthcare, communications, and consumer applications can now tap into four new micro-system-level IC (“uSLIC”) modules from Maxim.

The MAXM17552, MAXM15064, MAXM17900, and MAXM17903 step-down DC-DC power modules join Maxim’s extensive portfolio of Himalaya power solutions, providing the widest input voltage range (4 V to 60 V) with the smallest solution sizes.

Power Management for the Smart Building

Meeting the Power Management Challenges of the Smart Factory

Meeting the Power Challenges of the Smart Building

Meeting the Efficiency and Power Dissipation Needs of Space-Constrained Applications

Features

• Wide input voltage range in a small size: currently the industry’s broadest input voltage range (4 V to 60 V) in the smallest size (2.6 mm x 3.0 mm x 1.5 mm), 2.25 times smaller than other solutions
• Ease of use: one of the toughest design challenges for inexperienced designers is to block AC while allowing DC to flow. Himalaya uSLICs have an integrated shielded inductor, allowing designers to build a power supply in just a few hours.
• Robust and compliant with electromagnetic interference standards: compliant to CISPR 22 (EN 5022) Class B EMI, eliminating the need for power supply redesigns; JEDEC certified to withstand drop, shock, and vibration