TL16C550DIPTG4 Overview

The 48-LQFP package is the most cost-effective.There are 1, UART channels used for transmission.Tray is adopted as the packaging option.The type uPs/uCs/Peripheral ICs is SERIAL IO/COMMUNICATION CONTROLLER, SERIAL.In its configuration, 48 terminations are used.In order to operate it, a supply voltage of 5V is required.The status of this electronic part is currently Active.In order to communicate data, there are 1 serial I/Os.Mounting is done through Surface Mount.In order for it to operate, a voltage of 2.25V~5.5V must be applied.In this case, the electronic device is a type of integrated circuit with 48 pins.There is 24MHz clock frequency measured on this IC.UART falls under the subcategory of Serial IO/Communication Controllers because of a series of similarUARTies.To maintain normal work for a long time, the operating temperature should not exceed -40°C.In order to ensure the normal functioning of the system for long periods of time, the operating temperature should not exceed 85°C.The configuration relies on the 48 pins.The mounting method is Surface Mount.In order to achieve high efficiency, it is provided with the supply voltage of 5V.Furthermore, it has the ability to perform ALSO OPERATES AT 2.5V/3.3V SUPPLY as well.Its base part number is TL16C550.Supply currents up to 8mA are allowed.Universal asynchronous receiver-transmitter uses 10mA as the supply current, which is suUniversal asynchronous receiver-transmitterable for a specific application.This memory contains a variety of information with a size of 16B.

TL16C550DIPTG4 Features

1 serial I/Os
Clock frequency of 24MHz
Operating supply voltage of 5V
ALSO OPERATES AT 2.5V/3.3V SUPPLY

TL16C550DIPTG4 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments TL16C550DIPTG4 UARTs applications.

• Factory automation and process control
• Wireless Portable Point-of-Sale Terminals
• White goods
• Portable Appliances
• Multi serial ports RS-232/RS-422/RS-485 Cards
• Battery Operated Instruments
• Battery Operated Electronics
• Domestic Applications
• Industrial computing
• Point-of- Sale Terminals