MAX3083CSD+ Overview

This driver chip is excellent for driving common LEDs due to its enhanced 14-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package.The Tube package houses this receiver.Since this is a Transceiver can transceiver, many solutions can use it for a variety of functions.PCBs or development boards with Surface Mount-types can accommodate this wide receiver.It takes 4.75V~5.25V from the power supply to run this differential driver.It is possible to have up to 1/1 receivers/drivers in use simultaneously with this electronic part.Applications with operating temperatures of 0°C~70°C have been designed primarily for this ic receiver.This line driver ic can operate efficiently with a supply voltage range of 5V.In order to drive and receive signals from data, this wide receiver has 14 terminations integrated.Transceiver comes with 14 standard pinouts that meet the market's requirements.The base part number MAX3083 identifies the product type, temperature, package, etc., so you can search for more variants by using it.An enhanced power dissipation control is provided by this 14-pin driver IC.A combination of optical transceiver downsizing and high-density Surface Mount mounting reduces the package size dramatically.An important feature of this ic receiver was its 1-bit resolution capability.Typically, the resolution of this receiver is specified to be 1 bits.As a result of the design of this transceiver module, the input voltage supply is designed to operate at 5V.3 volts.Line Driver or Receivers is a subcategory of this rf transceiver module.It is designed so that it can be operated from a 5V power supply with this driver IC.It implements 1 transceivers in total.

MAX3083CSD+ Features

Tube package
14 pin count
14 pins
5V power supply

MAX3083CSD+ Applications

There are a lot of Maxim Integrated MAX3083CSD+ Drivers/Receivers/Transceivers applications.

• VoIP phones
• LAN, SAN, WAN (local, storage, work area networks)
• SONET/SDH Network
• Point-to-point networking
• Automation systems
• Shortwave receiver
• Tuner
• Laser diode bonding
• Aircraft navigation
• Gigabit Ethernet