SP1486E
SP1486E is 20Mbps PROFIBUS RS485/RS422 Transceivers manufactured by MaxLinear.
FEATURES
- Remended for PROFIBUS applications
- High differential output drive, minimum 2.1V into 54Ω load
- 5.0V Single Supply Operation
- 1ns driver and receiver skew
- 20 Mbps data rate
- 1/8th Unit Load, 256 transceivers on bus
- Robust ESD Protection for RS485 pins
- ±15k V Air-Gap Discharge
- ±15k V Human Body Model
- ±8k V Contact Discharge
- Hot Swap glitch protection on control inputs
- Receiver failsafe on open, short or terminated lines
- Driver short circuit current limit and thermal shutdown for overload protection
- Very low 300μA static power consumption
- 1μA shutdown mode
1 RO 2 RE
VCC 8 B7
3 DE D
4 DI
A6 GND 5
+5V 100n F
APPLICATIONS
- High Speed RS485 munications
- Industrial Process Control
- PROFIBUS applications
DESCRIPTION
SP1486E is a half duplex differential line transceiver suitable for high speed bidirectional munication on multipoint bus transmission lines. Each device contains one differential driver and one differential receiver. Devices ply with TIA/EIA-485 and TIA/EIA-422 standards and also meet the higher drive and tighter skew requirements of PROFIBUS applications. Lead-free and Ro HS pliant packages are available for all models.
PROFIBUS is in wide use in industrial control and automation applications and the SP1486E is ruggedized for use in harsh operating conditions. Receivers are specially designed to fail-safe to a logic high output state if the inputs are left un-driven or shorted. All RS485 bus-pins are protected against severe ESD events up to ±15k V (Air-Gap and Human Body Model) and up to ±8k V Contact Discharge (IEC 1000-4-2). Drivers are protected from excess current flow caused by bus contention or output short-circuits by both an internal current limit and a thermal-overload shutdown. Devices are rated for Industrial (-40 to +85ºC) operating temperature. Receivers have exceptionally high input impedance, which places only 1/8th the standard load on a shared bus. Up to 256 transceivers may coexist...