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MC10E116 - 5V ECL Quint Differential Line Receiver

General Description

emitter-follower outputs.

For applications which require bandwidths greater than that of the E116, the E416 device may be of interest.

Key Features

  • 500 ps Max. Propagation Delay.
  • VBB Supply Output.
  • Dedicated VCCO Pin for Each Receiver.
  • PECL Mode Operating Range: VCC = 4.2 V to 5.7 V with VEE = 0 V.
  • NECL Mode Operating Range: VCC = 0 V with VEE =.
  • 4.2 V to.
  • 5.7 V.
  • Output Qs will default low when inputs are < VCC.
  • 2.5 V.
  • Internal Input 50 kW Pulldown Resistors.
  • Meets or Exceeds JEDEC Spec EIA/JESD78 IC Latchup Test.
  • ESD Protection:.

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Datasheet Details

Part number MC10E116
Manufacturer onsemi
File Size 211.11 KB
Description 5V ECL Quint Differential Line Receiver
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5 V ECL Quint Differential Line Receiver MC10E116, MC100E116 Description The MC10E/100E116 is a quint differential line receiver with emitter-follower outputs. For applications which require bandwidths greater than that of the E116, the E416 device may be of interest. Active current sources plus a deep collector feature of the MOSAIC III process provide the receivers with excellent common-mode noise rejection. Each receiver has a dedicated VCCO supply lead, providing optimum symmetry and stability. If both inverting and non-inverting inputs are at an equal potential of > −2.5 V, the receiver does not go to a defined state, but rather current-shares in normal differential amplifier fashion, producing output voltage levels midway between HIGH and LOW, or the device may even oscillate.