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Maxim Integrated's new MAX25605 sequential LED controller enhances automotive lighting by simplifying design and reducing costs. It eliminates the need for microcontrollers, saving up to 50% in design space and 25% in bill-of-materials (BOM) costs. The controller can manage current up to 750mA and allows for daisy-chaining of up to 16 devices. This innovation enables mid-range vehicles to adopt advanced sequential lighting features previously reserved for premium models. The MAX25605 is priced at $2.19 (1000-up, FOB USA).
Maxim Integrated (NASDAQ: MXIM) is participating in electronica 2020, presenting innovations at its virtual booth from November 9 to 12. The event features over 50 product demonstrations in key sectors like Industrial, Healthcare, and Cloud/Data Center, along with 20 webinars led by experts discussing design trends and solutions. Maxim focuses on AI technologies, low-power healthcare innovations, and secure IoT designs. The virtual experience aims to empower design innovation across various applications.
Maxim Integrated Products has launched the Health Sensor Platform 3.0 (HSP 3.0), also known as MAXREFDES104#, which significantly reduces the development time for healthcare wearables by at least six months. This wrist-based reference design measures vital signs including SpO2, ECG, heart rate, body temperature, and motion, providing clinical-grade accuracy. Enhancements over the previous version include an optical SpO2 sensor and dry-electrode ECG capabilities. Priced at $400, HSP 3.0 aims to advance remote patient monitoring and chronic disease management.
Maxim Integrated Products reported net revenue of $619 million for Q1 fiscal 2021, reflecting a 14% increase sequentially and 16% growth year-over-year. Key growth drivers included infotainment, driver assistance, and electric vehicles in the Automotive sector, along with strong performance in Consumer electronics. The diluted earnings per share were reported at $0.63, or $0.72 excluding special items. Cash flow from operations totaled $163 million, with total cash resources at $1.6 billion. The company announced a suspension of dividends and stock repurchases due to a merger with Analog Devices.
Maxim Integrated has introduced the MAXREFDES177# IO-Link reference design, utilizing the MAX22515 IO-Link transceiver and MAX22000 software-configurable analog IO. This design aims to enhance the efficiency of smart factories by enabling rapid adjustments to sensors, significantly minimizing downtime and improving throughput. The MAX22000 offers over 50% power savings and a compact footprint, while the MAX22515 features advanced surge protection and reduced size. Both components facilitate flexible and efficient factory operations.
Maxim Integrated introduces the MAX25430, a 100W USB Power Delivery (PD) buck-boost controller, as the smallest and lowest-cost solution for automotive chargers. The MAX25430 reduces design size by up to 40% compared to competitors and lowers bill-of-materials costs by 25%. It operates 20 degrees Celsius cooler than rival solutions, enhancing its appeal in automotive environments. With an expected growth in USB PD ports from 5.7 million units in 2020 to 50 million by 2027, this product is positioned to meet rising consumer demands for faster data transfer and power delivery.
Maxim Integrated Products (NASDAQ: MXIM) announces the launch of the MAX78000, a low-power neural network microcontroller. This chip enables battery-powered IoT devices to run AI inferences at less than 1/100th the energy of traditional solutions, achieving 100x faster execution than software on low-power microcontrollers. Targeted applications include machine vision and audio recognition, enhancing efficiency and reducing latency. The MAX78000EVKIT# is available for $168.
Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. (NASDAQ: MXIM) will release its fiscal Q1 2021 results on October 27, 2020, after market close. The press release can be accessed via the investor relations website. Notably, there will be no accompanying conference call for this announcement.
Maxim Integrated Products (MXIM) has entered into a distribution agreement with Serial Microelectronics (HK) Ltd (SMHK) to distribute its products in China and Hong Kong, effective immediately. This partnership aims to leverage SMHK's established presence in the Chinese semiconductor market to enhance product availability and innovation. Maxim Integrated focuses on advanced analog and mixed-signal technologies for multiple industries including IoT and automotive. Both companies are optimistic about increasing Maxim's market share in the Asia-Pacific region through this collaboration.
Maxim Integrated Products has launched the MAX25205, a revolutionary data acquisition system designed for automotive applications. It facilitates dynamic hand-gesture controls at the lowest cost and size in the industry. The system features a 6x10 infrared sensor array, allowing swipe and rotation gesture detection, while being 10x cheaper and 75% smaller than traditional time-of-flight (ToF) cameras. This innovation aims to enhance driver safety by replacing traditional controls, making gesture sensing feasible for both luxury and non-luxury vehicles.
