THS6204IRHFR

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The THS6204IRHFR is an integrated, high-performance, low-power differential line driver/receiver. It is designed to actively interface with IEEE 802.3-compliant 150 Ohm balanced lines and provide high input/output (I/O) performance with extremely low power consumption. This device is suitable for a variety of applications such as Ethernet and CAN Bus. In this article, we will explore the application field and working principle of the THS6204IRHFR.

Application Field

The THS6204IRHFR is an ideal choice for industrial and automotive applications that require a low-noise, low-cost differential mode line driver/receiver. It is suitable for applications including, but not limited to, Ethernet, CAN-Bus and ProfiBus.

In Ethernet applications, the device can handle data transmission up to 1 Gbps in full-duplex mode and is suitable for use in managed switch designs, as well as unmanaged designs. The device features support for auto-negotiation and allows for power savings due to its low power consumption.

The THS6204IRHFR is also suited for CAN-Bus and ProfiBus applications, providing excellent data and signal integrity. It features high speed 200 Mbps operation, while also maintaining low power consumption. The device is programmable, allowing for easy adaptation to different protocols.

The THS6204IRHFR can also be used in other applications such as FDDI, HDLC and SDH/SONET. It is ideal for high-speed digital applications, such as memory and DMA controller interfacing, due to its low-power consumption and fast data rate capabilities.

Working Principle

The THS6204IRHFR is designed to actively interface with IEEE 802.3-compliant 150 Ohm balanced lines, providing excellent performance and reliability. The device is composed of two main parts: the driver/receiver and the bus interface. The transceiver portion contains the differential line driver and receiver, as well as the logic necessary to perform protocol-specific functions such as auto-negotiation.

The THS6204IRHFR utilizes an active differential line driver and receiver, which is able to drive up to four lines in both directions, at up to 10 mA per line. The input/output (I/O) buffers are designed to operate over the full 802.3 specified voltage range, allowing for improved signal-to-noise ratio and excellent signal integrity. The device also features a programmable output enabling edge rate control, as well as programmable output power enable controls. The device is compatible with both HDLC and SLIP protocols.

The bus interface portion of the device comprises a three-wire bus interface and bus drivers, which control the data flow between the CPU, the switching fabric, and the transceiver portion. The bus drivers are designed to operate over the full range of available AC and DC voltage levels, allowing for improved signal-to-noise ratio and data transfer rates.

The THS6204IRHFR is designed for excellent performance and reliability. It has been tested extensively for robustness and performance under various conditions and in various temperature ranges. The device is also compliant with various safety and emissions standards, including UL, CE, and RoHS. It has been tested to operate over the full industrial temperature range from -20°C to 85°C.

Conclusion

The THS6204IRHFR is an integrated, high-performance, low-power differential line driver/receiver. It is designed to actively interface with IEEE 802.3-compliant 150 Ohm balanced lines and provide high input/output (I/O) performance with extremely low power consumption. The device is suitable for a variety of applications such as Ethernet, CAN-Bus, ProfiBus and more. The device has been tested extensively and was found to be reliable and robust under various conditions and in various temperature ranges. It is also compliant with various safety and emissions standards, including UL, CE, and RoHS.

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