SN75HVD06P Overview

An excellent driver IC for common LEDs thanks to its enhanced 8-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) package.The Tube package houses this receiver.With its Transceiver can transceiver design, this part can be incorporated into a wide range of solutions.Ideally, you should place this wide receiver on a Through Hole-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 1/1 eligible receivers/drivers.As its name implies, this ic receiver is designed for applications where 0°C~70°C is the operating temperature.Wide receiver can operate within the range of 5V supply voltages efficiently.Integrated into this wide receiver are 8 terminations that are used for driving and receiving signals from data.In this package, you will find 8 market-standard pinouts for this transceiver.You can search with 75HVD06 to get more variants of this part, since it identifies the product type, temperature, package, etc.The driver IC has improved power dissipation control.The package size of this optical transceiver has been dramatically reduced by downsizing ICs and using high-density Through Hole mounting techniques.As a result of the ic receiver, the resolution of the driver was increased to 1 bits.There are typically 1 bits of resolution specified in the specifications of this receiver.There is a 5V input voltage supply that can be used to operate this transceiver module.A rf transceiver module named Line Driver or Receivers belongs to this subcategory.It is designed to be operated from a 5V power supply, so the module isolated transceiver will work effectively.There are 1 transceivers implemented in this module isolated transceiver.

SN75HVD06P Features

Tube package
8 pin count
8 pins
5V power supply

SN75HVD06P Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments SN75HVD06P Drivers/Receivers/Transceivers applications.

• Indoor ad hoc meeting
• Low power, low voltage systems
• SONET/SDH Network
• Vehicle
• Notebook
• Wireless smart house
• Remote controls
• Portable radio
• Cell phones
• Carrier phase observations