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Analog Devices MAX1572ETC180 — Analog & Data Acquisition

MAX1572ETC180 PWM Step-Down Converter, Active, Bulk

MPNMAX1572ETC180
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Maxim Integrated MAX1572ETC180, PWM DC-to-DC step-down converter, active lifecycle, RoHS non-compliant, bulk packaging.

$2.95Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

MAX1572ETC180 specifications
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Product details

The MAX1572ETC180 is a PWM DC-to-DC step-down converter from Maxim Integrated. It suits point-of-load applications where linear dropout would waste too much power.

Lifecycle and compliance — active, but watch the RoHS flag

No NRND or EOL notice to worry about for new designs. The catch: it is RoHS non-compliant. That means the part uses lead-bearing solder termination, which rules it out for any assembly line that requires full RoHS exemption-free compliance. For designs that can accept SnPb finish (military, aerospace, or legacy industrial rework), the active status means supply continuity is solid.

Sourcing — quoted to order

The active status means no last-time-buy scramble, but the RoHS restriction narrows the pool of buyers — so stock turns may be slower, and a distributor holding bulk inventory may be willing to negotiate on volume. If your line needs a reel or a specific date-code range, mention it in the RFQ so we can match from what is on the shelf.

Frequently asked questions

Is MAX1572ETC180 RoHS compliant?

No, the MAX1572ETC180 is RoHS non-compliant. It uses lead-bearing solder termination, so it is not suitable for lead-free assembly processes or products requiring RoHS exemption-free compliance.

Does MAX1572ETC180 require external components?

As a PWM step-down converter, the MAX1572ETC180 requires external components — typically an inductor, input and output capacitors, and feedback resistors — to form a complete regulator circuit. The exact values depend on the input voltage range and load current requirements.