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The MAX20303DEWN+T is a highly integrated, programmable power management IC (PMIC) designed for ultra-low-power wearable applications. It features two Micro-IQ buck regulators with typical quiescent current of 1µA, two Micro-IQ LDOs/load switches, one Micro-IQ buck-boost regulator, and one Micro-IQ boost converter. The device includes a Li-ion battery charger with programmable current from 5mA to 500mA, a fuel gauge, and an automatic power path selector. It also integrates tactile drivers for ERM/LRA actuators and three-channel LED current sinks. Packaged in a WLP-56 format measuring 3.71mm x 4.21mm, it supports input voltages up to 28V/-5.5V tolerance.
Verify the exact suffix DEWN against official Analog Devices documentation to confirm package type and temperature range. Confirm end-of-life or obsolescence status prior to procurement, as availability may be limited. Ensure compatibility with existing PCB layout and thermal requirements for the WLP-56 package. Cross-reference pin assignments with the latest datasheet revision to avoid integration errors during design-in.
Select this component when minimizing PCB area and maximizing battery efficiency are critical priorities. It is suitable for designs requiring a single-chip solution for power regulation, battery management, and peripheral driving. Consider the specific output voltage ranges and current capabilities of each regulator stage to ensure they meet system load requirements. Evaluate the need for integrated fuel gauging and tactile driving functions to simplify bill of materials.
The MAX20303 belongs to Maxim Integrated's portfolio of power management solutions tailored for portable electronics. It addresses the trend toward smaller, longer-lasting wearable devices by consolidating multiple power stages and management functions. This integration reduces component count and simplifies design complexity compared to discrete solutions.
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The typical quiescent current for the Micro-IQ buck, LDO, and buck-boost regulators is 1µA.
Yes, the device integrates a fuel gauge for accurate monitoring of battery voltage, current, and remaining capacity.
The smart power path selector can tolerate input voltages up to 28V with -5.5V reverse polarity tolerance.