SN75160BDWR

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The SN75160BDWR is an integrated circuit designed to act as a physical interface between electrical systems and the digital world. It is part of a class of devices known as drivers, receivers, transceivers and other related components. These devices allow electrical signals to be 1)transmitted and received between two distinct systems, such as a signal source and a load, or two different electrical components within an electrical system.

The SN75160BDWR includes two integrated circuits. The first of these is the Universal Bus Driver, or UBD, which is an integrated circuit designed to drive and receive a variety of digital signals. It is capable of driving 8 lines at up to 8Mbps, and is intended for use in 2)applications requiring the transmission of data in both directions between two components. The second integrated circuit is the Universal Bus Receiver, or UBR, designed to receive digital signals from a UBD device.

The SN75160BDWR is designed to operate at a supply voltage of 5V with a maximum power consumption of 19.3 mW. The device\'s output impedance can be adjusted by using the EN pin, which allows the user to adjust the internal resistance of the UBD and UBR devices. This allows the output 3)impedance to be matched to that of the application it is used in.

The SN75160BDWR is typically used for bi-directional data communication. The UBD is used to drive the output lines and the UBR is used to receive the data on the input lines. In multi-drop systems, the UBD is used to drive the output line to multiple receivers, and the UBR is used to 4)receive the data from the multiple sources. The device also includes an enable pin, which is used to enable or disable the UBD or UBR.

The SN75160BDWR has a wide range of applications, including communication between a signal source and a load, such as in Ethernet hubs, peripheral devices, and serial communications devices. It is also used in digital 5)systems, such as digital signal processing applications, where data needs to be transmitted and received in both directions. The device is also used in Digital-to-Analog (D/A) and Analog-to-Digital (A/D) converter applications.

In conclusion, the SN75160BDWR is an integrated circuit that is used to facilitate the exchange of digital data between two distinct systems. It includes two integrated circuits, the UBD and UBR, that are used to drive and receive digital signals. The device is able to operate at a 5V supply voltage with a maximum power consumption of 19.3 mW. The SN75160BDWR has a wide range of applications, such as in Ethernet hubs, digital signal processors, and D/A/A/D converter applications.

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