HS9-26C32RH-8 - Radiation Hardened Quad Differential Line Receiver

Name: HS9-26C32RH-8
SKU: HS9-26C32RH-8-172567

Intersil Corporation

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Part number	HS9-26C32RH-8
Manufacturer	Intersil Corporation
File Size	67.45 KB
Description	Radiation Hardened Quad Differential Line Receiver
Datasheet	HS9-26C32RH-8_IntersilCorporation.pdf

HS9-26C32RH-8 Product details

Description

The Intersil HS-26C32RH is a differential line receiver designed for digital data transmission over balanced lines and meets the requirements of EIA standard RS-422.

Features

1.2 Micron Radiation Hardened CMOS - Total Dose Up to 300K RAD (Si).
Latchup Free.
EIA RS-422 Compatible Outputs.
CMOS Compatible Inputs.
Input Fail Safe Circuitry.
High Impedance Inputs when Disabled or Powered Down.
Low Power Dissipation 138mW Standby (Max).
Single 5V Supply.
Full -55 oC to +125oC Military Temperature Range GND 8.

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Published: Mar 26, 2005 |