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SN65HVD75DR

Texas Instruments

SN65HVD75DR is the tape-and-reel SOIC-8 ordering code for the Texas Instruments SN65HVD75 RS-485 transceiver, listed as ACTIVE. Verified figures for this speed grade: signalling up to 20 Mbps, a common-mode range of −7 V to 12 V, fault protection of −13 V to 16.5 V, receiver hysteresis of 80 mV, supply current of 950 µA maximum and support for up to 200 nodes. The selection point is the fast end of the HVD7x family on the same footprint as its slower siblings: 20 Mbps for short, controlled-impedance runs inside equipment, on backplanes and in motion-control loops. Selection advice: speed and reach trade against each other in RS-485 — the slower grade also listed in this catalog is the one for long field runs, while this 20 Mbps code belongs to contained runs; match the grade digits to the installation, not to the headline rate. Parameters verified against the TI SN65HVD75 datasheet and product page.

Interface ICsRS-485 transceiverSOIC-8
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SN65HVD75DR
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Texas Instruments
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RS-485 transceiver
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