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The MAX5439EUD+ is a high-voltage digital potentiometer featuring 128 tap positions and an integrated uncommitted amplifier. It operates with analog supplies ranging from ±5V to ±15V, or single-supply configurations such as +10V to +30V, provided the VDD-VSS differential exceeds 9V. The device utilizes a separate digital supply (VCC) of +2.7V to +5.25V. It offers 100kΩ end-to-end resistance with low drift characteristics: 35ppm/°C for end-to-end and 5ppm/°C ratiometric temperature coefficients. Packaged in a 14-pin TSSOP, it supports glitchless switching and includes a power-on reset function that initializes the wiper to midscale.
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Select the MAX5439EUD+ when a 100kΩ resistance value and an internal amplifier are required. Choose this over the MAX5436/MAX5438 if the 14-pin TSSOP package is preferred over the 10-pin µMAX. Ensure the application voltage differential (VDD - VSS) remains within the 9V to 31.5V range while maintaining appropriate logic levels for the VCC supply.
The MAX5439EUD+ belongs to the MAX5436–MAX5439 family of ±15V digital potentiometers. This series replaces mechanical potentiometers with a digital interface. While the MAX5436 and MAX5438 lack an internal amplifier and use a 10-pin package, the MAX5437 and MAX5439 variants include the uncommitted amplifier and utilize a 14-pin TSSOP footprint.
Direct functional replacements within the same family include the MAX5437EUD+ for identical performance with 50kΩ resistance. Cross-family comparisons should consider the MAX5436/MAX5438 if the internal amplifier is unnecessary and space constraints favor the smaller 10-pin µMAX package.
The maximum allowable difference between VDD and VSS is 31.5V.
A power-on reset circuit forces the wiper position to midscale (Position 64) upon initialization.
Yes, it uses a 3-wire interface compatible with SPI, QSPI, and MICROWIRE standards.