Features
- Specifications per DLA VID V62/10602
- Full mil-temp electrical performance from -55°C to +125°C
- Controlled baseline with one wafer fabrication site and one assembly/test site
- Full homogeneous lot processing in wafer fab
- No combination of wafer fabrication lots in assembly
- Full traceability through assembly and test by date/trace code assignment
- Enhanced process change notification
- Enhanced obsolescence management
- Eliminates need for up-screening a COTS component
- High ESD protection on RS-485 outputs: ±16.5kV HBM
- Specified for +125°C operation (VCC ≤ 3.6V only)
- Logic supply pin (VL) eases operation in mixed supply systems
- Hot plug - Tx output remains tri-state during power-up
- Low Tx leakage allows >256 devices on the Bus
- High data rates: up to 16Mbps
- Low quiescent supply current: 150µA (Max); Very low shutdown supply current: 1µA (Max)
- -7V to +12V Common Mode Output Voltage Range (VCC ≤ 3.6V Only)
- Current limiting and thermal shutdown for driver overload protection (VCC ≤ 3.6V Only)
- Tri-statable Tx output
- 5V tolerant logic input when VCC ≤5V
Description
The ISL3298EMRTEP is a ±16. 5kV HBM ESD Protected (7kV IEC61000 contact), 3. 0V to 5. 5V powered, single transmitter for balanced communication using the RS-485 and RS-422 standards. This driver has very low bus currents (±40mA); therefore, it presents less than a 1/8 unit load to the RS-485 bus. This allows more than 256 transmitters on the network without violating the RS-485 specification 32 unit load maximum, and without using repeaters. Hot Plug circuitry ensures that the Tx outputs remain in a high impedance state while the power supply stabilizes. The driver on the ISL3298EMRTEP is not limited, so it can achieve a 16Mbps data rate and is offered in the -55°C to +125°C temperature range. This devices also feature a logic supply pin (VL) that sets the switching points of the DE and DI inputs to be compatible with a lower supply voltage in mixed voltage systems. For a companion single RS-485 receiver in micro packages, see the ISL3282EMRTEP.
Applications
- Clock distribution
- High node count systems
- Space constrained systems
- Security camera networks
- Building environmental control/lighting systems
- Industrial/process control networks
| Part Number | Status | Samples | Stock | Package | Lead Count (#) | Carrier Type | Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) | Pb (Lead) Free | Pb Free Category | MOQ | Temp. Range (°C) | CAGE code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ISL3298EMRTEP-TK | Last Time Buy | Available | Out of Stock | TDFN | 8# | Reel | 1 | No | Solder Plate | 3000 | -55 to +125°C | 34371 |
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- Application NotePDF 365 KB AN1978 Apr 12, 2023AI-generated Summary: The document details surge protection circuits for RS-485 transceivers, focusing on Level 4 (4kV) protection using gas discharge tubes (GDTs) for higher overvoltage and overcurrent tolerance. It compares protection schemes by component count, board area, and cost, highlighting that higher-level protection increases complexity and expense. The BOMs for Level 3 and Level 4 circuits list components such as transceivers, bidirectional TVS diodes, transient blocking units, thyristors or GDTs, and resistors. The GDT switching characteristic explains how it diverts transient currents to ground by transitioning from high impedance to a crowbar current path. Simpler protection can be achieved with overvoltage protected transceivers.
- Application NotePDF 207 KB an1985 Aug 19, 2022AI-generated Summary: Transient protection for RS-485 transceivers involves careful TVS diode design to prevent damage from high surge currents. Internal ESD structures in the ISL3152E share transient current with external TVS diodes, risking damage without current-limiting resistors. Using thick-film resistors under 200 ohms between TVS and transceiver limits surge current while minimizing bus voltage attenuation. Recommended PCB layout includes low-inductance ground and Vcc planes, 0603 resistors for wave or reflow soldering, and proper component placement to reduce inductance and enhance protection.
- Application NotePDF 474 KB AN1979 Aug 16, 2022AI-generated Summary: The document explains surge protection using Renesas’ Overvoltage Protected (OVP) transceivers with various protection schemes. It details the use of TVS diodes and thyristors to protect data lines against surge currents while maintaining low capacitance for high data rates. Different configurations address various common-mode voltage ranges and surge levels, ensuring compliance with IEC61000-4-5 standards. The paper includes calculations for peak protection voltages and discusses device characteristics and combinations for robust surge protection in industrial applications.
- Application NotePDF 366 KB R15AN0011EU0100 Rev.1.00 May 17, 2022AI-generated Summary: This document provides detailed guidance on RS-485 transceiver design and application. It covers key topics such as design checklists, interfacing 5V transceivers with 3V controllers, mixing 3.3V and 5V transceivers on the same bus, and using high-speed transceivers at lower data rates. It explains maximum stub lengths, wiring differential inputs to accept single-ended signals, and proper bus termination. The document also discusses transient protection methods and highlights the benefits of specific transceiver models. Practical formulas and diagrams support implementation and troubleshooting in RS-485 networks.
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- Application NotePDF 207 KB an1985 Aug 19, 2022AI-generated Summary: Transient protection for RS-485 transceivers involves careful TVS diode design to prevent damage from high surge currents. Internal ESD structures in the ISL3152E share transient current with external TVS diodes, risking damage without current-limiting resistors. Using thick-film resistors under 200 ohms between TVS and transceiver limits surge current while minimizing bus voltage attenuation. Recommended PCB layout includes low-inductance ground and Vcc planes, 0603 resistors for wave or reflow soldering, and proper component placement to reduce inductance and enhance protection.
- Application NotePDF 474 KB AN1979 Aug 16, 2022AI-generated Summary: The document explains surge protection using Renesas’ Overvoltage Protected (OVP) transceivers with various protection schemes. It details the use of TVS diodes and thyristors to protect data lines against surge currents while maintaining low capacitance for high data rates. Different configurations address various common-mode voltage ranges and surge levels, ensuring compliance with IEC61000-4-5 standards. The paper includes calculations for peak protection voltages and discusses device characteristics and combinations for robust surge protection in industrial applications.
- Application NotePDF 366 KB R15AN0011EU0100 Rev.1.00 May 17, 2022AI-generated Summary: This document provides detailed guidance on RS-485 transceiver design and application. It covers key topics such as design checklists, interfacing 5V transceivers with 3V controllers, mixing 3.3V and 5V transceivers on the same bus, and using high-speed transceivers at lower data rates. It explains maximum stub lengths, wiring differential inputs to accept single-ended signals, and proper bus termination. The document also discusses transient protection methods and highlights the benefits of specific transceiver models. Practical formulas and diagrams support implementation and troubleshooting in RS-485 networks.
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