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Rochester Electronics MAX7428EKA Environmental and export classification status description

The Maxim Integrated MAX7428EKA is an integrated circuit (IC) that specifically functions as a low-power, eighth-order, programmable, elliptic, low-pass filter. It is known for its high performance and versatile features, making it suitable for a variety of applications where precise filtering is required. Functions: - Provides eighth-order elliptic low-pass filtering - Programmable cut-off frequency and gain - Low power consumption design - High performance in filtering out unwanted signals - Suitable for audio, medical, communications, and industrial applications Applications: - Audio processing and equalization - Medical equipment for signal conditioning - Communications systems for filtering noise - Industrial equipment requiring precision filtering - Automotive electronic systems for noise reduction Alternative Components: - Texas Instruments TPS7A44: Precision Voltage Reference IC - Analog Devices ADXL345: Digital Accelerometer IC - Microchip MCP23017: I2C I/O Expander IC Embedded Modules: - Maxim Integrated MAX32630FTHR: Arm Cortex-M4 microcontroller with built-in peripherals for IoT applications - Silicon Labs EFR32: Wireless SoC for low-power applications with integrated RF capabilities Q&A: 1. What is the advantage of using the Maxim Integrated MAX7428EKA over traditional passive analog filters? 2. Can the MAX7428EKA be used in high-frequency filtering applications? 3. How does the programmable cut-off frequency feature of the MAX7428EKA benefit users in real-world scenarios? 4. Are there any development boards or evaluation kits available for the MAX7428EKA to aid in prototyping? 5. What are the typical power requirements for the MAX7428EKA in various operating conditions?