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DS34LV87T - Enhanced CMOS Quad Differential Line Driver

General Description

The DS34LV87T is a high speed quad differential CMOS driver that meets the requirements of both TIA/EIA-422-B and ITU-T V.11.

Key Features

  • low static ICC of 100 µA max which makes it ideal for battery powered and power conscious.

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DS34LV87T Enhanced CMOS Quad Differential Line Driver January 1997 DS34LV87T Enhanced CMOS Quad Differential Line Driver General Description The DS34LV87T is a high speed quad differential CMOS driver that meets the requirements of both TIA/EIA-422-B and ITU-T V.11. The CMOS DS34LV87T features low static ICC of 100 µA max which makes it ideal for battery powered and power conscious applications. The TRI-STATE ® enable, EN, allows the device to be disabled when the device is not in use to minimize power. The dual enable scheme allows for flexibility in turning devices on or off. Protection diodes protect all the driver inputs against electrostatic discharge. The driver and enable inputs (DI and EN) are compatible with LVTTL and LVCMOS devices.