DS3697 - Multipoint RS485/RS422 Transceivers/Repeaters

National Semiconductor

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Part number	DS3697
Manufacturer	National Semiconductor
File Size	310.11 KB
Description	Multipoint RS485/RS422 Transceivers/Repeaters
Datasheet	DS3697_NationalSemiconductor.pdf

DS3697 Product details

Description

The DS3695, DS3696, and DS3697 are high speed differential TRI-STATE ® bus/line transceivers/repeaters designed to meet the requirements of EIA standard RS485 with extended common mode range (+12V to 7V), for multipoint data transmission. 7V.

Features

n Meets EIA standard RS485 for multipoint bus transmission and is compatible with RS-422 n 15 ns driver propagation delays with 2 ns skew (typical) n Single +5V supply n.
7V to +12V bus common mode range permits ± 7V ground difference between devices on the bus n Thermal shutdown protection n High impedance to bus with driver in TRI-STATE or with power off, over the entire common mode range allows the unused devices on the bus to be powered down n Combined impedance of a driver output an.

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Published: Mar 30, 2005 |