AM26C32CDR Overview

LED drivers benefit from this IC's enhanced 16-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package.There is a Tape & Reel (TR) package for this receiver.It has proved to be a valuable component for a variety of applications since it is a Receiver can transceiver.You can place this wide receiver to any Surface Mount-type PCB or development board.This differential driver consumes 4.5V~5.5V for its power supplyDuring operation, this electronic part may have up to 0/4 eligible receivers/drivers.Applications with operating temperatures of 0°C~70°C have been designed primarily for this ic receiver.An output voltage range of 5V is sufficient to run this line driver ic efficiently.The integrated terminations of this wide receiver allow it to drive and receive signals from data.In this package, you will find 16 market-standard pinouts for this transceiver.You can search with AM26C32 to get more variants of this part, since it identifies the product type, temperature, package, etc.16-pin driver IC with improved power dissipation control.There is a voltage supply of 5V required in order for this transceiver module to be operated.There is one driver IC that is designed to operate from a 5V power supply, and only one driver IC in total.This rf transceiver module can have?up to 4 eligible receivers on the field at once.?On the integrator circuit, there are 0 drivers embedded.It has the ability to drive LEDs with an input voltage of up to about 15mA with the help of this integrating circuit.It is possible for this can transceiver to have mal-functions when its input current reaches or exceeds 15mA.

AM26C32CDR Features

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

AM26C32CDR Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments AM26C32CDR Drivers/Receivers/Transceivers applications.

• Ethernet circuitry
• Copper connection network
• Broadcast application
• transmission relay
• Remote controls
• interconnection between computers
• Satellite ground stations
• Single fiber bidirectional application
• Wireless transmission
• Structural bonding