MC1489AN Overview

Designed for common LEDs, this driver IC features an enhanced 14-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) package.The package of this receiver is Tube.It has proved to be a valuable component for a variety of applications since it is a Receiver can transceiver.The wide receiver can be mounted on any Through Hole-type PCB or development board.This differential driver consumes 4.5V~5.5V for its power supplyThe field can have up to 0/4 eligible receivers/drivers at once when using this electronic part.Applications with operating temperatures of -55°C~125°C have been designed primarily for this ic receiver.There is a voltage range of 5V for this line driver ic, so it can operate efficiently.There are 14 terminations in this wide receiver so that signals can be driven from the data and received.There are 14 pinouts available on this transceiver which are market standard.You can search with MC1489 to get more variants of this part, since it identifies the product type, temperature, package, etc.An enhanced power dissipation control is provided by this 14-pin driver IC.A combination of optical transceiver downsizing and high-density Through Hole mounting reduces the package size dramatically.There is a voltage supply of 5V required in order for this transceiver module to be operated.It is designed so that it can be operated from a 5V power supply with this driver IC.In module isolated transceiver are 4 receivers.The integrator circuit has embedded 0 drivers.The RESPONSE CONTROL function of this optical transceiver module improves the overall stability and accuracy of signal management.Voltage can be delivered at 4V by Wide receiver.

MC1489AN Features

Tube package
14 pin count
14 pins
5V power supply

MC1489AN Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments MC1489AN Drivers/Receivers/Transceivers applications.

• Ship
• Notebook
• Clock radio
• Televisions
• Servers
• Cordless telephone
• Wireless projection application for business talks
• Low power, low voltage systems
• Car alarm systems
• Satellite communications networks