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MN100314-X - LOW POWER QUINT DIFFERENTIAL LINE RECEIVER

General Description

The 100314 is a monolithic quint differential line receiver with emitter-follower outputs.

An internal reference supply (Vbb) is available for single-ended reception.

When used in single-ended operation, the only mode allowed is to connect the complementary inputs to Vbb.

Key Features

  • 35% power reduction of the F100114 2000V ESD protection Pin/function compatible with 100114 Voltage compensated operating range = -4.2V to -5.7V Available to MIL-STD-883 Available to industrial grade temperature range 2 MN100314-X REV 1A0.

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MILITARY DATA SHEET MN100314-X REV 1A0 Original Creation Date: 10/30/95 Last Update Date: 08/28/96 Last Major Revision Date: 08/21/96 LOW POWER QUINT DIFFERENTIAL LINE RECEIVER General Description The 100314 is a monolithic quint differential line receiver with emitter-follower outputs. An internal reference supply (Vbb) is available for single-ended reception. When used in single-ended operation, the only mode allowed is to connect the complementary inputs to Vbb. Unlike other F100K ECL devices, the inputs do not have input pull-down resistors. Active current sources provide common-mode rejection of 1.0V in either the positive or negative direction. A defined output state exists if both inverting and non-inverting inputs are at the same potential between Vee and Vcc.