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The MAX3084EEPA+ is a full-duplex RS-422/RS-485 transceiver from the MAX3080E–MAX3089E family, manufactured by Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated. It operates on a single +5V supply and features fail-safe circuitry that guarantees a logic-high receiver output when inputs are open or shorted. The device supports data rates up to 500kbps with enhanced slew-rate limiting to minimize EMI and reflections. It includes ±15kV Human Body Model ESD protection on all I/O pins and offers low-power shutdown mode. Packaged in an 8-pin Plastic DIP (PDIP), it is designed for industrial control local area networks and level translation applications.
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Select this model for full-duplex applications requiring reliable performance up to 500kbps. The integrated slew-rate limiting makes it suitable for EMI-sensitive environments where signal integrity is critical. Consider the PDIP package constraints for through-hole mounting requirements. Evaluate the need for fail-safe operation in noisy industrial settings before finalizing the design choice.
This component belongs to the MAX3080E–MAX3089E series of high-speed transceivers. The MAX3084E variant specifically provides full-duplex communication capabilities with fixed 500kbps slew-rate limiting. It shares pinout compatibility with industry-standard parts like the 75180 but includes additional internal features for improved noise immunity and power management.
The MAX3084E is pin-compatible with the standard 75180 transceiver. Designers replacing legacy components should verify that the enhanced ESD protection and fail-safe thresholds meet the system requirements. Alternative variants within the MAX3080E family may offer different data rates or duplex modes if the application demands differ.