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MTC-30522 - VAN Interface

General Description

The chip is designed to be used in a car multiplexing system in bus collision mode, using the VAN protocol according to ISO standard 11519-3, at a maximum transmission speed of 160kHz.

Key Features

  • Line Interface Circuit for Automotive Multiplex Systems.
  • Fully Integrated Support for the VAN Protocol (layer 1 of the OSI model).
  • Integrates: - Interface protection - Line biasing - Transmitter - Receiver - Watchdog function - Power on reset.
  • Hardware Support for Bus Collision Detection.
  • Data Rates from 10k to 160kbits/second.
  • Multi-Master / Multi-Slave Configurations, as well as Master-Slave.
  • Integrated Protection against Automot.

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Part number MTC-30522
Manufacturer AMI Semiconductor
File Size 326.81 KB
Description VAN Interface
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VAN Interface MTC-30522 1.0 Key Features • Line Interface Circuit for Automotive Multiplex Systems • Fully Integrated Support for the VAN Protocol (layer 1 of the OSI model) • Integrates: - Interface protection - Line biasing - Transmitter - Receiver - Watchdog function - Power on reset • Hardware Support for Bus Collision Detection • Data Rates from 10k to 160kbits/second • Multi-Master / Multi-Slave Configurations, as well as Master-Slave • Integrated Protection against Automotive Interference Pulses, including Load-dump • High-voltage BICMOS Technology General Description The chip is designed to be used in a car multiplexing system in bus collision mode, using the VAN protocol according to ISO standard 11519-3, at a maximum transmission speed of 160kHz.