Maxim’s Green Mode regulators and subregulation
architecture, along with the company’s low-power, submicron geometry process,
extend standby and active battery life. The chipset also enables fastest
battery charging with minimal heat generation. High integration and advanced
design techniques reduce the size, thickness, and number of external components
so smartphones become even thinner.
The third Power SoC provides numerous integrated
functions, including a battery charger, a haptic motor driver, high-accuracy
ModelGauge technology that maximizes battery usage, and the ability to use a
single USB connector for charging or connecting accessories.
“Customers are demanding the smallest possible,
most-efficient power solution, so end users can enjoy all-day use of the latest
multimedia features. Our Power SoC enables a 30 percent reduction in power
solution size, while increasing efficiency by up to 20 percent compared to the
previous generation,” said Chae Lee, senior vice president, Mobility Group
at Maxim Integrated Products.