Manufacturer Part Number
DS26C31MJ/883
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Introduction
The DS26C31MJ/883 is a robust line driver designed for digital communications using the RS422 protocol, specifically for transmitting data in balanced mode.
Product Features and Performance
Compatible with RS422 protocol
Supports data rates up to 30Mbps
Operates efficiently within a supply voltage range of 4.5V to 5.5V
Capable of functioning across an extensive temperature range from -55°C to 125°C
Offers Four Line Drivers for enhanced connectivity
Provided in a robust 16-CDIP package for secure mounting
Product Advantages
High-speed operation facilitating rapid data transmission
Reliable over a broad range of operating conditions
Through-hole mounting ensures sturdy installation and durability over SMT counterparts
Key Technical Parameters
Type: Driver
Protocol: RS422
Number of Drivers: 4
Data Rate: 30 Mbps
Voltage Supply: 4.5V to 5.5V
Operating Temperature: -55°C to 125°C
Package/Case: 16-CDIP
Quality and Safety Features
Operates reliably within a broad thermal range whilst maintaining functionality and performance
Built in a reliable 16-pin ceramic dual inline package ensuring protection against environmental factors and mechanical stresses
Compatibility
Specifically designed for applications requiring RS422 communication protocol
Application Areas
Telecommunications
Industrial controls
Data acquisition systems
High-speed networking systems
Product Lifecycle
Currently in an Active status, not nearing discontinuation
Future replacements or upgrades will be announced, supporting lifespan longevity
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Exceptional temperature range making it suitable for extreme environmental conditions
High data rate capability ensuring efficient and rapid data transmission
Dedicated to RS422 applications ensuring robust performance and compatibility
Resilient package design catering to demanding industrial applications
Active product status ensures ongoing support and availability
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