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The ADM1485ARZ-REEL is a high-speed, low-power EIA RS-485 transceiver manufactured by Analog Devices Inc. It operates from a single 5 V power supply and supports data rates up to 30 Mbps. The device features a driver propagation delay of 10 ns and a receiver propagation delay of 15 ns. It provides a bus common-mode range from -7 V to +12 V and includes thermal shutdown protection along with short-circuit protection for the driver outputs. The component is housed in an 8-Lead SOIC package and functions as a half-duplex transceiver.
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Select this component for applications requiring bidirectional data communication on multipoint buses with high-speed capabilities. Ensure the design accommodates the single 5 V supply requirement and the specified common-mode voltage range. Verify that the 8-Lead SOIC package dimensions fit the available PCB space and that thermal management aligns with the device's dissipation characteristics.
The ADM1485 series represents a line of differential line transceivers designed for robust communication in noisy environments. This specific model utilizes BiCMOS technology to combine low power consumption with fast switching speeds. It serves as a direct upgrade path for legacy components like the LTC1485 while maintaining compatibility with standard RS-485 network architectures.
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The ADM1485 includes short-circuit protection that limits the output current. Additionally, thermal shutdown circuitry will disable the driver outputs if excessive power dissipation causes the die temperature to reach 150°C.
The receiver contains a fail-safe feature that guarantees a logic high output state if the A and B inputs are unconnected or floating.
Yes, up to 32 transceivers may be connected simultaneously on a bus, provided that only one driver is enabled at any given time to prevent contention.