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HI-8482 - ARINC 429 DUAL LINE RECEIVER

General Description

The HI-8482 bus interface unit is a silicon gate CMOS device designed as a dual differential line receiver in accordance with the requirements of the ARINC 429 bus specification.

Key Features

  • ! Converts ARINC 429 levels to digital data ! Direct replacement for the RM3183 ! Greater than 2 volt receiving hysteresis ! TTL and CMOS outputs and test inputs ! Military screening available ! 20-Pin SOIC, PLCC,.

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Part number HI-8482
Manufacturer Holt Integrated Circuits
File Size 618.11 KB
Description ARINC 429 DUAL LINE RECEIVER
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www.DataSheet4U.com February 2001 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The HI-8482 bus interface unit is a silicon gate CMOS device designed as a dual differential line receiver in accordance with the requirements of the ARINC 429 bus specification. The device translates incoming ARINC 429 signals to normal CMOS/TTL levels on each of its two independent receive channels. The HI-8482 is also functionally equivalent to the Fairchild/Raytheon RM3183. The self-test inputs force the outputs to either a ZERO, ONE, or NULL state for system tests. While in self-test mode, the ARINC inputs are ignored. All the ARINC inputs have built-in hysteresis to reject noise that may be present on the ARINC bus. Additional input noise filtering can also be accomplished with external capacitors.