Bandwidth and slew rate for high-speed signal chains
The MAX4412EXK+T: These two numbers together define the large-signal rise time and the frequency at which the output can swing rail-to-rail without slewing — critical for driving ADC inputs or video lines where settling time matters more than small-signal gain flatness. The 75 mA output current per channel means it can drive 50-ohm back-terminated cables or multiple ADC inputs without a separate buffer stage.
Active production and supply posture
It is ROHS3 compliant and available through authorized distribution channels.
Housed in the SC-70-5 (SOT-353) package, the MAX4412EXK+T occupies roughly 2 mm × 2 mm of board area — a compact footprint for multi-channel or space-constrained designs. The input bias current of 1.6 µA and input offset voltage of 400 µV are typical for a high-speed voltage-feedback topology — sufficient for AC-coupled signal paths where DC precision is not the primary spec.