SN75160BDWRE4

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The SN75160BDWRE4 is a fast, low-power CMOS transceiver intended for two-way communications based on the IEEE Std. 1149.1 (JTAG) standard. It is designed to operate as either a four-channel, single-ended or two-channel, differential receiver and transceiver circuit. It is manufactured using National Semiconductor’s 0.18um CMOS fabrication process, and is housed in a small 8-leaded SOIC package.

The SN75160BDWRE4 device is a versatile, low power interface for any type of low- to medium-speed communications. It can be used for a wide range of applications including serial data transmission, as a high-speed interface for bus systems and to connect field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) to external transceivers. It can also be used to transmit and receive data between PCs and microcontrollers, and as an interface for various automotive functions.

The SN75160BDWRE4 Application Field is mainly used to connect the JTAG interface or USB serial port with other microcontrollers, memory devices or I/O devices. It is also widely used in the manufacturing and testing equipment of computer chips, such as Microsoft Visual Studio, Atmel AVR, Renesas H8, etc.

The SN75160BDWRE4 is designed to provide low power, full-duplex communications between two communication lines, one is the data line and the other one is the clock line. It can be used to transfer data from one type of communication technology to another, from the source to the destination.

The working principle is that the SN75160BDWRE4 can transmit and receive data four bits at a time. It can also act as a low-power, differential receiver, receiving four bits simultaneously over a single pair of lines. When transmitting data, the SN75160BDWRE4 sends out four bits at a time, by driving the data line and clocking out the data from the source. When receiving data, the SN75160BDWRE4 receives four bits at a time, through the differential clock line.

The SN75160BDWRE4 features four-channel, single-ended and two-channel, differential output lines, as well as low-skew between input and output lines. It also has an integrated voltage-follower buffer and is designed to operate within the power limits specified in the JTAG electrical specification. This transceiver has an input logic threshold of 0.7V, which enables it to easily interface with many of today’s microcontrollers and other devices.

The SN75160BDWRE4 is a reliable, low-power transceiver for low- to medium-speed communications, providing a robust solution for applications such as serial data transmission, high-speed interfaces for bus systems, FPGA connections and automotive I/O. It is a fast and efficient device, making it an ideal choice for any application.

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