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Product Detailed Parameters
- Description：CMOS SERIAL CONTROLLER INTERFACE
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- Mfr：Harris Corporation
- Package：Bulk
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Overview
The IS82C52R2490 is a CMOS Serial Controller Interface manufactured by Harris Corporation. It functions as a Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) IC channel, providing serial data communication capabilities within electronic systems.
Feature Summary
- Implements CMOS technology for the serial controller interface
- Operates as a Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) channel
Applications
- Serial data communication interfaces
- Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter applications
Procurement Notes
Verify the manufacturer designation as Harris Corporation and confirm the part number IS82C52R2490 matches the required CMOS Serial Controller Interface specifications. Ensure compatibility with UART channel requirements before procurement.
Selection Notes
Select this component when a CMOS-based UART interface is required. Confirm that the specific serial controller functionality aligns with system design needs for asynchronous data transmission channels.
Part Context
This component belongs to the category of interface devices, specifically UARTs. It is produced by Harris Corporation and serves as a serial controller interface utilizing CMOS processes for data transmission.
