Circuit automatically Protects the Video driver (MAX9502) from overvoltage at VOUT by turning off the transistor M1

Reference Design using part MAX9502 by Analog Devices

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Circuit automatically Protects the Video driver (MAX9502) from overvoltage at VOUT by turning off the transistor M1.
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Manufacturer

Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Video
  • Product Type
    Video Driver

For End Products

  • Automotive and Transportation
  • Digital Camera
  • DVD Player

Description

  • Application circuit automatically Protects the Video driver (MAX9502) from overvoltage at VOUT by turning off the transistor M1. The MAX9502 saves component cost and board space by eliminating the passive Lowpass LC reconstruction filter that is otherwise required following the video DAC

Key Features

  • Gain
    0.5 dB

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