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The DS2108S is a differential SCSI switchable terminator designed for High Voltage Differential (HVD) systems. It integrates eighteen 330-ohm and nine 150-ohm precise switched termination resistors into a monolithic IC housed in a 24-pin plastic SOIC package. The device operates with SCSI signal voltages ranging from -7 to +12 Volts and complies with SCSI, SCSI-2, and SCSI-3 standards as well as the EIA RS-485 standard. Termination power voltage ranges from 4.00V to 5.25V. In active mode, typical current consumption is 56 mA, reducing to 1 mA in power-down mode. Laser-trimmed resistors maintain ±5% tolerance over the full temperature range.
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Select this component for HVD SCSI applications requiring precise termination resistance values. Ensure the design accommodates the 24-pin SOIC footprint and thermal requirements. Verify that the control logic can manage the Power Down pin state effectively. Consider the specific voltage levels supported by the SCSI bus environment to ensure compatibility with the -7 to +12 Volt operating range.
The DS2108 series serves as a specialized interface solution for legacy SCSI infrastructure. Manufactured by Maxim Integrated, now part of Analog Devices Inc., it addresses the need for compact, surface-mount termination solutions. The device replaces conventional resistor SIPs, offering space savings while maintaining electrical performance standards defined by industry specifications for high-voltage differential signaling.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Due to the discontinued status, alternative components must be evaluated based on functional equivalence, pin compatibility, and electrical specifications rather than direct cross-references.