Exar Corporation
Exar Technology, now known as MaxLinear, was a semiconductor company specializing in the design and manufacture of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits (ICs). The company was founded in 1971 and had its headquarters in San Jose, California, USA. In 2017, Exar Technology was acquired by MaxLinear, and the combined company operates under the MaxLinear name.
Exar Corporation powers connectivity with an extensive array of power management, communications, and interface silicon solutions. Exar's power management ICs are used in a variety of applications and include LDOs, DC/DC switching regulators, PWM controllers, charge pumps, and microprocessor supervisors. The products are designed for use together to a create complete power management systems but can also be used as standalone solutions. Exar also offers online design tools to help designers create customized solutions using Exar products.
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MxL83947 RS-232 TransceiverOptimized for high speed with data rates up to 1Mbps and low propagation delays. |
XR77103-MoCA Triple-Output PMICIntended for powering MaxLinear’s G.hn chipsets, the MoCA 2.0 MxL370x, MoCA 2.5 MxL371x. |
Ethernet Evaluation BoardsConfigured to evaluate the operation of the MaxLinear Ethernet Switches. |
DMI920 G.hn Wave-2 Evaluation KitEvaluates the G.hn Wave-2 Networking solution over powerline, twisted pair, or coaxial cable. |
GPY21x Evaluation Boards2.5G PHY boards that are designed to evaluate the GPY211, GPY212, and GPY215 Ethernet transceivers. |
Ethernet PHY Transceivers2.5GbE PHY Ethernet transceivers that are suited for routers, switches, and home gateways. |
XR120x Evaluation BoardsDesigned to evaluate the XR120x I2C/SMBus GPIO Expanders. |
XR140x Evaluation BoardsDesigned to evaluate the XR140x SPI GPIO Expanders. |