XR17D152IM-F

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The XR17D152IM-F interface is a USB-to-UART / RS-232 serial port converter. It is based on the low-power two-channel UARTs (Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter) chip from Exar Corporation, the XR17D152. This device makes it possible to connect devices to a host computer through a standard USB port, providing a cost-effective solution to bridge the gap between the two worlds.

The XR17D152IM-F provides a dual-channel solution to connect UART peripherals to a USB host. The two channels feature an onboard 15-kV ESD (electrostatic discharge) protection that safeguards against damage caused by electrical noise. This device also supports a wide range of baud rates (up to 921.6 kbps) and provides a host of options to configure FIFO levels and operation modes.

The working principle of the XR17D152IM-F is based on a standard UART protocol and is designed to connect a UART peripheral to a USB host. The device consists of two separate channels, each of which includes a receiver (Rx) and transmitter (Tx). To transmit data, the microcontroller of the device sends serial data to the Rx driver, which is then converted into a serial data stream, which is sent to the USB host. The USB host then sends the serial data stream to the Tx driver of the UART, which then transmits the data to the UART peripheral.

The XR17D152IM-F can be used in a wide range of applications, such as medical equipment, diagnostic instrumentation, and automated test systems. This device can also be used to enable the connection of multiple serial devices to a single host port. Additionally, this interface converter is also available with firmware to support single-ended and differential UART-USB interface systems.

In summary, the XR17D152IM-F is an interface converter based on the UARTs protocol. It features dual channel support and 15-kV ESD protection and is suitable for use in a wide range of applications including medical, test, and diagnostic systems. The work principle is based on the standard UART protocol and makes it easy to connect a UART peripheral to a USB host device.

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