MAX206EWG Overview

An excellent driver IC for common LEDs thanks to its enhanced 24-SOIC (0.295, 7.50mm Width) package.There is a Tube package for this receiver.Several solutions have used this Transceiver can transceiver in a variety of applications due to its Transceiver IC nature.On any Surface Mount-type PCB or development board, you can install this wide receiver.It takes 4.5V~5.5V from the power supply to run this differential driver.As many as 4/3 eligible receivers/drivers can be used simultaneously with this electronic part.IC receiver is designed for applications with a temperature of -40°C~85°C.This line driver ic can operate efficiently with a supply voltage range of 5V.For driving and receiving signals from data, this wide receiver has 24 terminations integrated.As a standard package, this transceiver comes with a 24-pin layout that follows the market standard.Since the base part number MAX206 describes the product type, temperature, package, etc., you might get more options by searching with it.Using this ic receiver, you were able to achieve a resolution of 4 bits.There are typically 3 bits of resolution specified in the specifications of this receiver.This rf transceiver module can be grouped into a subcategory named Line Driver or Receivers.IC5V is a high performance driver IC designed to work with a 5V power supply.Additionally, this optical transceiver module features the TRISTATABLE RECEIVERS; EXTERNAL CHARGE PUMP function, which improves the stability and accuracy of signal management in general.The optical transceiver module's VCC pin should receive enough input current, but not more than 20mA.

MAX206EWG Features

Tube package
24 pin count
5V power supply

MAX206EWG Applications

There are a lot of Maxim Integrated MAX206EWG Drivers/Receivers/Transceivers applications.

• Optical sub-assembly (OSA)
• IPTV front end
• Structural bonding
• Interconnection between switches and computers
• VoIP phones
• Desktop radio
• Sensor reporting
• Cordless telephone
• Satellite ground stations
• Ethernet circuitry