LTC1348IG#PBF

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The LTC1348IG#PBF is a part of Linear Technology’s family of differential input/output transceiver products that provides a interface between various logic families and digital systems. It is a dual transceiver ideal for interfacing common logic families such as TTL (Transistor-Transistor Logic) and CMOS with other systems such as RS-485.

The main features of the LTC1348IG#PBF include: an input supply voltage requirement of +3 to +10 volts, an output voltage range of -15 to +15 volts, a current sink capability of 22mA, an ESD protection of ±15KV, an operating temperature range of -65 to +150 Celsius, a high speed of 6Mbps, and a channel-to-channel isolation of 1.5KV. It incorporates internal current limiting which provides long term power saving by limiting off-state supply current to a maximum of 3.5mA.

The LTC1348IG#PBF can be used in various applications such as RS-485 systems, serial digital-data interfaces, isolators, multi-point systems, digital-input and output boards, and computer communication networks. It is an ideal solution for high-performance digital and industrial applications with stringent timing requirements.

The LTC1348IG#PBF has two transceivers which are driven separately by logic inputs and provide both unidirectional and bidirectional power transfer capability. Each transceiver has a logic input, a logic output, a driver enable/wake-up input, and a driver enable/disable output. The driver enable/wake-up input is used to enable or wake-up the driver, while the driver enable/disable output is used to disable or put the receiver in low-power sleep mode.

The driver enable/wake-up input activates the transceiver which results in the logic outputs being driven by the logic inputs. The logic inputs can be either digital or analog. The transceiver drives its logic output during the active period, which is proportional to the logic input voltage. During the inactive period, the transceiver will output a low voltage, which is also proportional to the logic input voltage.

The receiver enable/disable outputs can be used to shut down the receivers, thus reducing power consumption. When the receiver is disabled, the logic inputs are ignored and the logic outputs remain in their present state. When enabled, they will be driven by their respective logic inputs. In addition, the receiver enable/disable outputs can be used to disable the drivers, thus reducing power consumption.

The LTC1348IG#PBF has a wide range of uses, from providing a link between logic families such as TTL and CMOS, to controlling serial digital-data interfaces, isolators and multi-point systems. It is an ideal solution for high-speed, robust, and reliable data transfer for a variety of applications. Its high speed, low power consumption, and high-level protection makes it an ideal choice for cost-effective and reliable data transmission.

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