Manufacturer Part Number
MAX202ECPE
Manufacturer
Analog Devices
Introduction
The MAX202ECPE is an RS232 interface transceiver from Analog Devices designed to facilitate serial communication in compliance with the RS232 protocol. Ideal for applications requiring reliable data transfer between a microcontroller and a serial port.
Product Features and Performance
Implements RS232 protocol
2 Drivers and 2 Receivers (Full Duplex)
Receiver Hysteresis of 500 mV for improved noise rejection
Supports Data Rates up to 120Kbps
Operates with a Supply Voltage of 4.5V to 5.5V
Working Temperature range from 0°C to 70°C
Through Hole Mounting for easy integration onto PCBs
Packaged in a 16-PDIP format
Product Advantages
Enhanced noise immunity due to receiver hysteresis
Suitable for a wide range of power supply voltages
Reliable data transmission at moderate speeds
Easy to design into various systems due to through-hole mounting
Key Technical Parameters
Number of Drivers/Receivers: 2/2
Duplex: Full
Receiver Hysteresis: 500 mV
Data Rate: 120Kbps
Voltage Supply: 4.5V ~ 5.5V
Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 70°C
Mounting Type: Through Hole
Package: 16-DIP
Quality and Safety Features
Designed to meet the stringent quality and safety standards of Analog Devices, ensuring reliability and durability in demanding environments.
Compatibility
Broadly compatible with microcontrollers and devices requiring RS232 level communication.
Application Areas
Serial data communication in computing
Industrial control systems
Telecommunications
Networking equipment
Product Lifecycle
Obsolete status suggests the product is no longer being manufactured or supported.
Prospective buyers should seek replacements or upgrades for future-proofing their designs.
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Proven reliability as part of Analog Devices' portfolio.
Supports a legacy communication protocol still vital in many applications.
Enhanced noise immunity makes it suitable for environments with electrical interference.
Broad compatibility with a range of devices and systems.
The obsolete status may favor uses in maintaining existing systems where this specific model is already integrated.