SN75C1154NSRE4

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Interface - Drivers, Receivers, Transceivers

The SN75C1154NSRE4 is a differential line transceiver that can be used for applications such as communication interface, telecom network, and automotive applications. The device is designed to provide four-channel, low-power, low-cost differential line drivers and receivers. This device has a wide range of configurations and features, allowing designers to implement a variety of line drivers and receivers, in a single device. The device has eight inputs and eight outputs, making it possible to develop a variety of different line transceiver systems.

Application Field

The SN75C1154NSRE4 is designed to provide four low-power, low-cost differential line drivers and receivers. This device can be used for various line interface applications, including industrial control, communications, automotive, and telecom networks.

For industrial control applications, the SN75C1154NSRE4 can be used to provide line drivers and receivers for RS-232, I2S, and other serial communication systems. The device is also suitable for automotive communication interface applications, such as CAN transceiver, LIN transceiver, and FlexRay transceiver. The device has been designed to conform to CAN, LIN, and FlexRay standards, and is also suitable for applications in other automotive communication systems. Additionally, the device can be used for communication interface applications in telecom networks, such as Ethernet and Fibre Channel.

Working Principle

The SN75C1154NSRE4 is a four-channel differential line transceiver that has eight inputs and eight outputs. The device has two independent control lines for each channel, an input line, and an output line. The two control lines are used to control the direction of data flow. One of the control lines is an active high signal and the other is an active low signal. When the active high signal is used, data is driven from the input line to the output line. When the active low signal is used, data is driven from the output line to the input line.

The SN75C1154NSRE4 is designed to provide a low-power and low-cost solution for industrial, automotive, and telecom applications. The device is powered by a single +5 VDC supply, has a 0.9 MHz switching frequency, and provides a quiescent current of 80 mA. The device also features an adjustable output voltage range, programmable output driver current, and adjustable input slew rate.

In addition, the SN75C1154NSRE4 has an internal ESD protection circuitry, which protects the input and output lines from over-voltage and electrostatic discharge. The device also has an adjustable thermal shutdown circuitry, which prevents the device from its own heat dissipation.

Conclusion

The SN75C1154NSRE4 is a low-power, low-cost, differential line transceiver that has a wide range of configurations and features. The device is suitable for various line interface applications, including industrial control, communications, automotive, and telecom networks. The device is provided with an adjustable output voltage range, programmable output driver current, and adjustable input slew rate. Additionally, it has an internal ESD protection circuitry, adjustable thermal shutdown, and a 0.9 MHz switching frequency. The SN75C1154NSRE4 is designed to provide a low-power, low-cost solution for industrial, automotive, and telecom applications.

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