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The MAX9725EEBC+T is a fixed-gain, stereo headphone amplifier utilizing DirectDrive architecture to eliminate DC-blocking capacitors. It operates from a single 0.9V to 1.8V supply and delivers up to 20mW per channel into a 32Ω load with 0.006% THD+N. The device features an inverting charge pump for ground-referenced outputs, ±8kV ESD protection on outputs, integrated click-and-pop suppression, and a low-power shutdown mode reducing current to 0.6µA. It is housed in a 12-bump UCSP package.
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Select this component for designs requiring minimal board space and elimination of bulky output capacitors. Suitable for single-cell battery operation where low voltage headroom is critical. Consider the adjustable gain variant if external feedback networks are preferred over fixed internal resistors. Verify thermal dissipation requirements relative to the specific PCB layout and ambient operating conditions.
This part belongs to the MAX9725 family of 1V, low-power, DirectDrive stereo headphone amplifiers. The EEBC suffix indicates a specific 12-bump UCSP package configuration. Other variants in the series include fixed-gain models (A-D) and an adjustable gain version (E), all sharing the same core DirectDrive technology and low-power characteristics.
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It generates a ground-referenced output using an internal charge pump, eliminating the need for large DC-blocking capacitors, which saves board space and improves low-frequency response.
The SHDN pin controls the low-power shutdown mode. Driving it low disables the amplifiers and charge pump, reducing supply current to approximately 0.6µA.
Yes, other devices can be powered from the internally generated negative supply (PVSS), provided the current drawn does not exceed 1mA to avoid affecting headphone driver performance.