LTC486ISW#TRPBF Overview

Due to the enhanced 16-SOIC (0.295, 7.50mm Width) package, this driver IC is excellent for driving common LEDs.In the Tape & Reel (TR) package, this receiver is mounted.This Driver can transceiver is a versatile part that has enabled many solutions to serve a variety of purposes.On any Surface Mount-type PCB or development board, you can install this wide receiver.With respect to the power supply, this differential driver uses 4.75V~5.25V.At any given time, there can be up to 4/0 eligible receivers/drivers for this electronic part.Applications with operating temperatures of -40°C~85°C have been designed primarily for this ic receiver.Wide receiver can operate within the range of 5V supply voltages efficiently.ICs that are packaged with market standard pinouts are available on the market.LTC486 is the base part number for this part, and it identifies the product type, temperature, packaging, etc., so you can search for more variants with it.16-pin driver chip with enhanced power dissipation.Through optical transceiver downsizing and high-density Surface Mount mounting technologies, its package size is reduced dramatically.There is a capability of 4-bit resolution with this ic receiver.There is a voltage input supply of 5V required for the operation of this integrated circuit.An 8-pin power supply is provided by this driver IC, which allows it to operate from an 5V-pin power supply.4 transmitters are present, which are can transceivers that produce radio waves to transmit or send data with the help of antennas.

LTC486ISW#TRPBF Features

Tape & Reel (TR) package
16 pin count
16 pins
5V power supply

LTC486ISW#TRPBF Applications

There are a lot of Linear Technology/Analog Devices LTC486ISW#TRPBF Drivers/Receivers/Transceivers applications.

• Optical sub-assembly (OSA)
• Wireless access points
• Point-to-point networking
• Wireless modems
• interconnection between computers
• Cordless telephone
• Wireless communication
• Fiber optic cable connection network
• TV signal transmission
• Structural bonding