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UC5180C - Octal Line Receiver

General Description

The UC5180C is an octal line receiver designed to meet a wide range of digital communications requirements as outlined in EIA standards EIA232E, EIA423A, EIA422A, and CCITT V.10, V.11, V.28, X.26, and X.27.

Key Features

  • Meets EIA 232E/423A/422A and CCITT V.10,V.11, V.28, X.26, X.27.
  • Single +5V Supply--TTL Compatible Outputs.
  • Differential Inputs Withstand ± 25V.
  • Low Open Circuit Voltage for Improved Failsafe Characteristic.
  • Reduced Supply Current--35 mA Max.
  • Input Noise Filter.
  • Internal Hysteresis.

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Datasheet Details

Part number UC5180C
Manufacturer UNITRODE
File Size 185.41 KB
Description Octal Line Receiver
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UC5180C Octal Line Receiver FEATURES • Meets EIA 232E/423A/422A and CCITT V.10,V.11, V.28, X.26, X.27 • Single +5V Supply--TTL Compatible Outputs • Differential Inputs Withstand ± 25V • Low Open Circuit Voltage for Improved Failsafe Characteristic • Reduced Supply Current--35 mA Max • Input Noise Filter • Internal Hysteresis DESCRIPTION The UC5180C is an octal line receiver designed to meet a wide range of digital communications requirements as outlined in EIA standards EIA232E, EIA423A, EIA422A, and CCITT V.10, V.11, V.28, X.26, and X.27. The UC5180C includes an input noise filter and is intended for applications employing data rates up to 200 KBPS. A failsafe function allows these devices to "fail" to a known state under a wide variety of fault conditions at the inputs.