TRSF3243IDW Overview

This driver chip is excellent for driving common LEDs due to its enhanced 28-SOIC (0.295, 7.50mm Width) package.Tube package is used to mount this receiver.The Transceiver can transceiver technology has enabled this part to power many solutions for a variety of uses.You can place this wide receiver to any Surface Mount-type PCB or development board.With respect to the power supply, this differential driver uses 3V~5.5V.As many as 3/5 eligible receivers/drivers can be used simultaneously with this electronic part.For applications where the operating temperature is -40°C~85°C, this ic receiver was designed primarily.There is a voltage range of 3.3V for this line driver ic, so it can operate efficiently.This wide receiver has 28 terminations for driving and receiving data signals.ICs that are packaged with market standard pinouts are available on the market.For more variants of this part, try searching with the base part number TRSF3243, which indicates the product type, temperature, package, etc.28-pin driver IC with improved power dissipation control.The package size of this optical transceiver has been dramatically reduced by downsizing ICs and using high-density Surface Mount mounting techniques.As a result of the design of this transceiver module, the input voltage supply is designed to operate at 5.5V.3 volts.An additional subcategory named Line Driver or Receivers can be created for this rf transceiver module.Additionally, there are 5 receivers included in the package.The part is embedded with 3 drivers, so it can be used with 3 devices.A sufficient amount of input current should be provided to the optical transceiver module's VCC pin, but not more than 1mA.

TRSF3243IDW Features

Tube package
28 pin count
28 pins

TRSF3243IDW Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments TRSF3243IDW Drivers/Receivers/Transceivers applications.

• Cell phones
• Switching system
• Desktop radio
• Car alarm systems
• Transmission stations
• Changeing the frequency from IF to RF
• Broadcast application
• Optical sub-assembly (OSA)
• LAN, SAN, WAN (local, storage, work area networks)
• Fiber distributed data interface (FDDI)