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The AD236JR is a CMOS RS-232 driver and receiver pair designed for single 5 V power supply operation. It integrates on-board DC-DC converters to generate the required ±10 V swing from the single supply, eliminating the need for external charge pumps or dual supplies. The device meets EIA-232-E and V.28 specifications with a data rate up to 120 kB/s. It features low power shutdown mode consuming less than 5 µW, while maintaining ESD protection greater than 2 kV.
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Select the AD236JR when a single 5 V supply is available but RS-232 voltage levels are required. It is suitable for designs where minimizing external components and PCB area is critical due to its integrated charge pump. Consider this part for battery-operated systems because of its ultra-low shutdown current. Compare against other ADM2xx family members if additional receivers or different pinouts are needed.
The AD236JR belongs to the ADM2xx family of line drivers and receivers manufactured by Analog Devices. This family is engineered for EIA-232-E and V.28 interfaces, particularly where traditional dual supplies are unavailable. The series emphasizes low power consumption and compact design through internal voltage conversion, making it a standard solution for modern serial communication interfaces in constrained environments.
Yes, small external capacitors are required to support the on-board DC-DC converters, though they are significantly smaller than those needed for discrete charge pump solutions.
The AD236JR supports data rates up to 120 kB/s, which is sufficient for most standard asynchronous serial communication applications.
In shutdown mode, power dissipation drops below 5 µW. Unlike some variants, the AD236JR typically disables both drivers and receivers during shutdown to minimize current draw.