LTC1327

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3.3V Micropower EIA/TIA-562 Transceiver

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Overview

  • Low Supply Current 300µA
  • 0.2µA Supply Current in SHUTDOWN
  • ESD Protection ±10kV
  • Operates From a Single 3.3V Supply
  • Uses Small Capacitors
  • Operates To 120k Baud
  • Three-State Outputs are High Impedance When Off
  • Output Overvoltage Does Not Force Current Back Into Supplies
  • EIA/TIA-562 I/O Lines Can Be Forced to ±25V Without Damage
  • Flowthrough Architecture

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The LTC1327 is an advanced low power, three-driver/five-receiver EIA/TIA-562 transceiver. In the no load condition, the supply current is only 300µA. The charge pump only requires four 0.1µF capacitors.

In SHUTDOWN mode, the supply current is further reduced to 0.2µA. All EIA/TIA-562 outputs assume a high impedance state in SHUTDOWN and with the power off.

The LTC1327 is fully compliant with all data rate and overvoltage EIA/TIA-562 specifications. The transceiver can operate up to 120k Baud with a 1000pF//3kΩ load. Both driver outputs and receiver inputs can be forced to ±25V without damage, and can survive multiple ±10kV ESD strikes.

Applications

  • Notebook Computers
  • Palmtop Computers

LTC1327
3.3V Micropower EIA/TIA-562 Transceiver
3-Drivers/5-Receivers with SHUTDOWN Supply Current vs Temperature Product Package 1
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