ICL3222CA-T

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Introduction

The ICL3222CA-T is a 3-channel, low-power, low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) transceiver. It was developed for system applications that require high-speed bi-directional data transfers over long distances. The ICL3222CA-T is capable of transferring data at rate of up to 500 Mbps with a signaling voltage of 2.5V. The device also provides a JEDEC-compliant 2.5V PECL and TTL output. This means that the device can be used in systems that require higher signaling voltages, such as 3.3V CMOS. The ICL3222CA-T is ideally suited for applications such as Gb Ethernet twisted-pair communications.

Features of the ICL3222CA-T

• Supports data transfer rates of up to 500 Mbps
• Differential data input/output
• Low-voltage, low-power application
• JEDEC-compliant 2.5V PECL and TTL output
• Small SOT-23 package
• Automatic Receiver Disable for a fault tolerant system

Application Fields of the ICL3222CA-T

The ICL3222CA-T is designed for a variety of systems that require high-speed data transmission, including:

• Gb Ethernet
• IP networking
• Serial backplane communication
• Fibre channel links
• Military radios

The ICL3222CA-T can also be used in a fault tolerant system by providing an Automatic Receiver Disable feature that will disengage the receiver when a fault is detected.

Working Principle of the ICL3222CA-T

The ICL3222CA-T works off of a differential signaling technique. This technique involves transmitting data over a transmission line by sending an identical signal on two wires that are oppositely polarized. This type of signaling helps to reduce noise and distortion in long-distance transmissions. The ICL3222CA-T has two differential inputs and one LVDS output that can be used to transfer data at up to 500 Mbps.

The ICL3222CA-T offers four connection options. The first two are LVTTL/LVCMOS and PECL inputs, which operate at 2.5V. The other two options are Manchester Encoded and Single Ended TTL/LVCMOS. The LVDS output is 2.5V and can be used to drive an external 2.5V logic device.

In order to ensure a fault tolerant system, the ICL3222CA-T also offers an Automatic Receiver Disable feature. This feature will disconnect the receiver when a fault is detected to prevent data corruption. It also helps to reduce power consumption when the system is not in use.

Conclusion

The ICL3222CA-T is a 3-channel, low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) transceiver. It is capable of transmitting data at rates up to 500 Mbps over long distances. It is ideal for systems such as Gb Ethernet twisted-pair communications and has an Automatic Receiver Disable feature that can be used to create a fault tolerant system.

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