TL16C452FNR Overview

In the 68-LCC (J-Lead) package, you can get the product at a low cost.Transmission is carried out over 2, DUART channels.As far as packaging is concerned, Tape & Reel (TR) is used.There is a SERIAL IO/COMMUNICATION CONTROLLER, SERIAL used as the type of uPS/uCs/peripheral ICs.The configuration of this device includes 68 terminations.This device is powered by a voltage of 5V.The status of this electronic part is currently Active.As a way to communicate data, the board has 2 serial I/Os.You can mount it by using Surface Mount.4.75V~5.25V supply voltage is required to operate it.In this case, the electronic device is a type of integrated circuit with 68 pins.5.71MHz is the clock frequency of this integrated circuit.A series of similarities lead us to include it in the subcategory of Serial IO/Communication Controllers.For a long-term satisfactory performance, it is necessary not to exceed the operating temperature of 0°C.In order for the equipment to work for a long period of time, it should not be allowed to reach a temperature above 70°C.The configuration of this device is based on the 68 pins.Several characteristics of Printer Port are present in it.A mounting method of Surface Mount is used.Providing 5V power supplies is reliable and efficient for electronic designers.To ensure its high efficiency, a voltage of 5V is provided as the supply voltage.Furthermore, it is also capable of CENTRONIX PRINTER INTERFACE.In order to identify this part, its base part number is TL16C452.Supply currents up to 10mA are allowed.To transfer data, there are 8 I/Os.

TL16C452FNR Features

2 serial I/Os
Clock frequency of 5.71MHz
Power supplies of 5V
Operating supply voltage of 5V
CENTRONIX PRINTER INTERFACE
8 I/Os

TL16C452FNR Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments TL16C452FNR UARTs applications.

• Handheld Terminals and Tablets
• Ethernet Network to Serial Ports
• Router C ontrol
• Domestic Applications
• Factory Automation
• Wireless Portable Point-of-Sale Terminals
• Personal Digital Assistants
• Industrial computing
• Portable Appliances
• Cellular Data