MAX3892ETH+ - Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated

Manufacturer Part Number

MAX3892ETH+

Manufacturer

analog-devices

Introduction

The MAX3892ETH+ is a high-speed serializer designed for data communications and networking, capable of handling data rates up to 2.7Gbps.

Product Features and Performance

Serializer function with high data rate of 2.7Gbps

Supports LVDS input to CML output conversion

Features 4 inputs and 1 output for efficient data handling

Operates with a supply voltage range of 3V to 3.6V

Suitable for operation in a wide range of temperatures from -40°C to 85°C

Designed for surface mount technology (SMT) with a 44-WFQFN exposed pad package

Product Advantages

High-speed data transmission capability enhances network performance

LVDS to CML conversion supports various interface standards

Low supply voltage operation and power efficiency

Robust design suitable for harsh environments

Ease of integration into existing systems due to surface mount packaging

Key Technical Parameters

Data Rate: 2.7Gbps

Input Type: LVDS

Output Type: CML

Number of Inputs: 4

Number of Outputs: 1

Voltage - Supply: 3V ~ 3.6V

Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 85°C (TA)

Quality and Safety Features

Designed to meet industry-standard quality and safety requirements for high-speed data communication equipment

Compatibility

Compatible with systems requiring LVDS to CML conversion at high data rates

Application Areas

Networking equipment

High-speed data communication systems

Telecommunications infrastructure

Product Lifecycle

Obsolete - Consider reviewing and procuring available stock or seeking replacements and upgrades

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

High data rate of 2.7Gbps supports bandwidth-intensive applications

Supports popular LVDS input and CML output interfaces for easy integration

Low voltage operation contributes to system power efficiency

Surface mount technology facilitates easier PCB design and manufacturing

Obsolete status urges consideration for final stock procurement or identifying next-generation replacements