MC100E445FNR2G

The MC100E445FNR2G is a differential line driver integrated circuit designed for use in various applications. The IC is constructed from CMOS technology and capable of transmitting data rates up to 200 Mbps. It is designed to provide a low-power and low-cost solution for digital communication applications.

The MC100E445FNR2G is capable of operating with a maximum data rate of 16 Mbps and a create voltage swing of 1.2 volts. It also includes a transformer-coupled output, which allows the signal to be transmitted across longer distances. The device is capable of operating over a wide range of power supplies, ranging from 3.0 to 3.6 volts.

The main application field of the MC100E445FNR2G is in North American T1/E1 and T3/E3 data transmission systems. The IC is designed for use in digital signal applications, where it is capable of providing a high performance, low power, and low cost solution for transmitting data over copper cables. The device is also suitable for use in other applications, such as IP telephony and ATM.

The working principle of the MC100E445FNR2G is based on the Differential Line Driver (DLD) technique. DLD is a technology which uses an electrical pulse to drive a pair of differential signals. This results in a transmitter which produces the inputs to an adjacent receiver. The transmitted signal is produced by the differential line driver, which amplifies the signal so that it can be transmitted over longer distances without attenuation.

The MC100E445FNR2G is capable of producing a low-cost and low-power solution for transmitting data. It is capable of operating over longer distances as well as providing a high performance solution for digital signal applications. This makes it an ideal solution for North American T1/E1 and T3/E3 data transmission systems. The wide range of power supplies used by the device also allows it to be used in other applications, such as IP telephony and ATM.