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LX7202 - EMI Filter and ESD Protection

Description

The LX7202 is an integrated Universal Serial Bus (USB) line termination device with an EMI filter and ESD protection diodes.

This device offers a cost effective and compact solution for one USB upstream port.

The USB specification requires line termination resistors on both the D+ and D- lines.

Features

  • Bi-directional EMI/RFI low-pass filter.
  • Line termination with integrated ESD protection.
  • Low TVS operating voltage (5.25V).
  • Low leakage current.
  • Integrated single die construction.
  • Available with 15 or 22Ω Series Resistance.
  • Crosses from Semtech STF202.

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www.DataSheet4U.com LX7202-xx I N T E G R A T E D P R O D U C T S EMI Filter & ESD Protection for Up Stream USB Ports P RODUCTION D ATA S HEET KEY FEATURES ƒ Bi-directional EMI/RFI low-pass filter ƒ Line termination with integrated ESD protection ƒ Low TVS operating voltage (5.25V) ƒ Low leakage current ƒ Integrated single die construction ƒ Available with 15 or 22Ω Series Resistance ƒ Crosses from Semtech STF202 APPLICATIONS DESCRIPTION The LX7202 is an integrated Universal Serial Bus (USB) line termination device with an EMI filter and ESD protection diodes. This device offers a cost effective and compact solution for one USB upstream port. The USB specification requires line termination resistors on both the D+ and D- lines.
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