AM26C32IPWRG4

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The AM26C32IPWRG4 is a part of a family of quad, differential line receivers designed for digital data communications on balanced transmission lines in noisy environments. It supports data rates of up to 3.2 Mbps (Megabits per second) and is available in both 5-VDC tolerant and non-5-VDC tolerant. It provides complete symbol transmission and reception of TTL/CMOS-compatible data.

The AM26C32IPWRG4 has four receivers, each of which provides complete symbol transmission. It features differential inputs with a wide common-mode voltage range and implements integral-mode signal detection with the addition of hysteresis. Its integrated voltage shift circuitry reduces signal propagation delay and removes the need for external pull-up resistors. Its latch-enabling inputs simplify interfacing to TTL/CMOS devices without the need for additional components. A pin-selectable output type mode allows either open-drain outputs or TTL compatible outputs.

The AM26C32IPWRG4 has a wide range of applications, such as high-speed digital data communication, instrumentation, and automation equipment. It is ideal for interfacing into differential networks and environments. The AM26C32IPWRG4 is also an excellent choice for applications where power requirements are tightly constrained, such as battery operated systems.

The AM26C32IPWRG4 works by differentially amplifying and hysteresis-delineating the incoming signal and then converting it into a differential output that is compatible with TTL or CMOS logic levels. It requires a supply voltage between 4.75 V and 5.25 V to ensure proper operation. When a signal is received at the receiver inputs, it is compared with the hysteresis reference voltage. The hysteresis reference voltage is an internally generated voltage and is typically set to 0.6 V. The hysteresis reference voltage provides immunity to signal noise that could otherwise cause it to incorrectly decode the incoming signal.

The receiver also has two latch-enabling inputs that allow a single data bit to be sent and decoded on multiple receivers. When both the latch-enabling inputs and the differential inputs are set to logic 1, the receiver will generate a logic 1 at its output. When the differential inputs are at logic 0, the output remains unchanged and a second latch-enabling input is required to cause the receiver to generate a logic 0 at its output. This simplifies interfacing to TTL/CMOS devices since no additional external components are required.

The AM26C32IPWRG4 is designed for operation in noisy environments and features differential inputs and hysteresis for improved noise rejection. The hysteresis reference voltage is internally generated and is typically set to 0.6 V. The latch-enabling inputs simplify interfacing to TTL/CMOS devices. It has a wide supply voltage range and is available in both 5-VDC tolerant and non-5-VDC tolerant packages.

The AM26C32IPWRG4 is an ideal solution for applications requiring ultra-low power and high-speed data communication. It provides superior signal noise immunity and is capable of supporting data rates of up to 3.2 Mbps. It has a wide range of applications and is an excellent choice for battery operated systems.

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