MAX232ECWE Overview

This driver chip is excellent for driving common LEDs due to its enhanced 16-SOIC (0.295, 7.50mm Width) package.In this package, the receiver is mounted in the Tube format.It has proved to be a valuable component for a variety of applications since it is a Transceiver can transceiver.A Surface Mount-type PCB or development board can be used to place this wide receiver.Power supply requirements for this differential driver are 4.5V~5.5V.The field can have up to 2/2 eligible receivers/drivers at once when using this electronic part.As its name implies, this ic receiver is designed for applications where 0°C~70°C is the operating temperature.An output voltage range of 5V is sufficient to run this line driver ic efficiently.This wide receiver has 16 terminations for driving and receiving data signals.ICs that are packaged with market standard pinouts are available on the market.With the part number MAX232 identifying the product type, temperature, package, etc., you can search with it to see more variants.It provided a 2-bit resolution capability with this ic receiver.In the case of this receiver, a resolution of 2 bits is typically specified.There is a subcategory named Line Driver or Receivers for this rf transceiver module.It is designed to be operated from a 5V power supply, so the module isolated transceiver will work effectively.This optical transceiver module also features the EXTERNAL CHARGE PUMP function, improving the overall signal management stability and accuracy.The VCC pin of the ic receiver should receive enough but not more than 10mA of input current.

MAX232ECWE Features

Tube package
16 pin count
5V power supply

MAX232ECWE Applications

There are a lot of Maxim Integrated MAX232ECWE Drivers/Receivers/Transceivers applications.

• Switches
• Wireless access points
• Thermal management
• SONET/SDH Network
• Aircraft positioning
• Satellite communication
• Aircraft navigation
• Remote controls
• Long-distance fiber optic network applications
• LAN, SAN, WAN (local, storage, work area networks)