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Analog Devices MAX1846EUB — Discrete Semiconductors

MAX1846EUB Inverting PWM Controller, Analog Devices, Active

MPNMAX1846EUB
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Analog Devices MAX1846EUB inverting PWM controller, Bulk package, active lifecycle, RoHS non-compliant.

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Specifications

MAX1846EUB specifications
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Product details

Active lifecycle — what it means for the BOM line

The MAX1846EUB: Note the RoHS non-compliant marking — this part uses lead-bearing solder terminations, so it cannot be placed on a RoHS-required BOM without an exemption or a waiver. Confirm your assembly house's policy on tin-lead finishes before committing the line.

Function and fit — inverting PWM controller

The MAX1846EUB is an inverting PWM controller — it generates a negative output voltage from a positive input rail, typically used to bias op-amp supplies, LCD contrast drivers, or GaAs FET bias circuits where a clean negative rail is needed without a separate transformer. Because it is a controller rather than a complete converter module, the external inductor, diode, and capacitor selection determine the actual output voltage and current capability. The datasheet's application circuits show the component values for common negative-rail voltages.

Packaging and storage

Supplied in Bulk format — loose tubes or trays, not tape-and-reel. For a pick-and-place line, plan a tube feeder or a manual loading step; the Bulk package does not feed from a standard reel pocket. Store the reels dry — the Bulk package may not include a moisture-barrier bag. If the parts arrive without a sealed bag, bake them per the MSL rating on the label before reflow.

Frequently asked questions

Is the MAX1846EUB RoHS compliant?

No, the MAX1846EUB is marked RoHS non-compliant. It uses a tin-lead solder finish. Verify your assembly process and any regulatory exemptions before specifying this part on a RoHS-required BOM.