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QP26LS31 - Quad High Speed Differential Line Driver

General Description

The QP26LSxx family of interface products were re-engineered in a modern wafer fabrication process to replace AMD 26LSxx devices.

Key Features

  • of the AMD devices were duplicated; the devices are “plug and play” compatible. The circuit design and wafer fab process selected duplicates the electrical characteristics of the original devices, including parasitic performance. “Failsafe” characteristics were duplicated for the line receivers. The QP26LSxx family is designed to meet the requirements of RS-422, RS-423, Federal Standards 1020 and 1030 for balanced and unbalanced digital data transmission. The QP26LS31 is designed to provide unip.

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Part number QP26LS31
Manufacturer QP Semiconductor
File Size 189.79 KB
Description Quad High Speed Differential Line Driver
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QP26LS31 – Quad High Speed Differential Line Driver QP26LS32 – Quad Differential Line Receiver (200mv input sensitivity over ± 7V input range) QP26LS33 – Quad Differential Line Receiver (500mv input sensitivity over ± 15V input range) QP26LS31 QP26LS32 QP26LS33 October 9, 2007 General Description The QP26LSxx family of interface products were re-engineered in a modern wafer fabrication process to replace AMD 26LSxx devices. All features of the AMD devices were duplicated; the devices are “plug and play” compatible. The circuit design and wafer fab process selected duplicates the electrical characteristics of the original devices, including parasitic performance. “Failsafe” characteristics were duplicated for the line receivers.