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#MakeWithMaxim - nanoPower Technology and 3D Printer Giveaway

In partnership with Maxim Integrated

Congratulations to our winners!

Congratulations to our winners!
Daniel Robinson, Darrell Gloshen, Frederick Largilliere, Chris Sherwood, Stephen Salgaller.

Overview

As innovators, meet the technological expectations of our modern world through Maxim Integrated’s nanoPower solutions. Today’s devices are rapidly shrinking with an ever-increasing demand for greater functionality. Nanopower enables designers to extend a tiny device’s overall operation and shelf life through one of the best techniques available—lowering it’s quiescent current (IQ).

All About Circuits is teaming up with Maxim Integrated to giveaway a few such nanoPower-enabled products. A MAX17222 Evaluation Kit and a MAX32660 Evaluation Kit.

Giveaway Instructions

Enter the giveaway by registering below and commenting with a design idea. Five winners will be awarded one of each evaluation kits and one grand prize winner will receive the nanoPower products along with a Prusa 3D printer.

Features

MAX17222 Evaluation Kit

  • 300nA Quiescent Supply Current into OUT
  • True Shutdown Mode
  • 400mV to 5.5V Input Range
  • 95% Peak Efficiency
  • 0.88V Minimum Startup Voltage
  • 1.8V to 5V Output Voltage Range
  • 225mA, 500mA, and 1A Peak Inductor Current Limit
  • 2mm x 2mm 6-Pin μDFN
  • 0.88mm x 1.4mm 6-Bump WLP (2 x 3, 0.4mm Pitch)

MAX32660 Evaluation Kit

  • Use as a High-Efficiency Microcontroller for Wearable Devices
  • Power Management Capacity Maximizes Uptime for Battery Applications
  • Optimal Peripheral Mix Provides Platform Scalability

Applications

MAX17222 Evaluation Kit

  • Battery-Powered Medical Equipment
  • Low-Power Wireless Communication Products
  • Optical Heart-Rate Monitoring (OHRM) LED Drivers
  • Primary-Cell Portable Systems
  • Secondary-Cell Portable Systems
  • Supercapacitor Backup for RTC/Alarm Buzzers
  • Tiny, Low-Power IoT Sensors
  • Wearable Devices

MAX32660 Evaluation Kit

  • Fitness Monitors
  • Industrial Sensors
  • IoT
  • Optical Modules: QSFP-DD, QSFP, 400G
  • Portable Medical Devices
  • Sports Watches
  • Wearable Medical Patches

Giveaway already ended 1792 days ago.

283 Comments
  • ZCochran98 November 09, 2018

    Hopefully building a robot that will have minimal-power-usage peripherals to maximize power consumption in other areas, such as in the motors for terrain navigation. Also may have IoT applications such as data transfer/communication and external control

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