NTE2631 - Integrated Circuit Quad Differential Line Driver

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Part number	NTE2631
Manufacturer	NTE
File Size	24.21 KB
Description	Integrated Circuit Quad Differential Line Driver
Datasheet	NTE2631_NTEElectronics.pdf

NTE2631 Product details

Description

The NTE2631 is a quad differential line driver constructed using Advanced Low Power Schottky processing in a 16 Lead DIP type package designed for digital data transmission over balanced lines. 422 and federal standard 1020 and is designed to provide unipolar differential drive to twisted pair or parallel wire transmission lines.

Features

3.
state outputs and logical OR.
ed complemtary enable inputs. The inputs are all LS cxompatible and are all one unit load. Features: D 2.0ns Output Skew Typical D Operation from Single +5V Supply D Output won’t Load Line when VCC = 0 D Four Line Drivers in One Package for Maximum Package Density D Output Short.
Circuit Protection D Complementary Outputs D Meets the Requirements of EIA Standard RS.
422 D High Output Drive Capability for 100Ω Terminated Transmission Li.

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Published: May 9, 2005 |