SN75116DRG4

The SN75116DRG4 is an integrated half-duplex transceiver designed for use with low-voltage driver and receiver applications. It offers an operating temperature range of -45°C to 125°C, with a maximum supply voltage of 4.5V. It combines a full-duplex transmitter and receiver, with data transmission and reception in both direction. The device features low noise, high speed operation and low current consumption.

Applications of the SN75116DRG4 include voice and data links, Ethernet stations, serial communication, and wireless communication. The device can be used to connect two different points in a system without interfering with the communication of the two. It is used in many applications such as industrial Ethernet systems, consumer equipment, automotive, communication systems, and office automation equipment.

The SN75116DRG4 is pin-compatible with the SN75116DRG3, offering improved performance over its predecessor. The device consists of a differential amplifier and output stage, a bi-directional data I/O port and a level shifter with a power on reset circuit. The transmitter section consists of a differential amplifier with active low-pass filter and a digital transmission circuit. The receiver section consists of a differential amplifier and receiver, output stage, a feed-forward amplifier and a digital detection circuit.

The SN75116DRG4 has a power on reset circuit that enables synchronization of the internal devices. It also has provision for a manually monitored flow control signal. The device is powered by an external supply voltage and it requires a standby current of 2mA. The SN75116DRG4 is also available in an SO-8 package and a HSOP-16 package.

The SN75116DRG4 features an advanced monolithic design which eliminates the need for external components. It offers low supply current and high ESD protection. The device offers high speed operation with a rate of up to 1.25Mbps and a transfer rate of up to 200bps. It has a wide supply voltage range from 2.2V to 4.5V and features a low noise level.

The SN75116DRG4 working principle is based on the use of differential signals. A differential signal is two complementary signals of the same frequency transmitted over the same wire. When signals are transmitted in this manner, it reduces the chances of interference and crosstalk. The advantage of this method is that data can be transmitted over longer distances and at higher speeds. The device uses a differential amplifier to convert baseband signals into differential signals, and then a level shifter is used to convert the signals into digital data.

The SN75116DRG4 is an integrated half-duplex transceiver designed for low-voltage driver and receiver applications. It offers high speed operation with a rate of up to 1.25Mbps and a transfer rate of up to 200bps. It has a wide supply voltage range from 2.2V to 4.5V and features a low noise level. It is used in many applications such as industrial Ethernet systems, consumer equipment, automotive, communication systems, and office automation equipment.