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The MAX3089ECSD+ is a ±15kV ESD-protected, fail-safe RS-485/RS-422 transceiver in a 14-pin SOIC package. It supports selectable half-duplex and full-duplex modes via the H/F pin. Data rates are programmable to 115kbps, 500kbps, or 10Mbps using the SRL pin. Independent phase inversion for transmitter (TXP) and receiver (RXP) outputs corrects twisted-pair reversals. The device operates on a single +5V supply with a typical quiescent current of 375µA and includes thermal shutdown protection.
Verify the specific suffix 'CSD+' against official documentation to confirm the 14-SOIC package and industrial temperature range (-40°C to +85°C). Ensure the ordering code matches the exact manufacturer specifications before procurement to avoid compatibility issues with interface requirements.
Select this component when flexible duplex mode and adjustable transmission speeds are required within a single package. The independent phase control pins provide a hardware solution for correcting wiring errors without software intervention. Verify that the system power supply remains within the specified 4.75V to 5.25V range for optimal performance.
This device belongs to the MAX3080E–MAX3089E family of high-speed transceivers. Unlike fixed-function variants, the MAX3089E integrates multiple operational modes into one part number. It serves as a versatile alternative to standard industry components like the 75180, offering enhanced configurability through dedicated selector pins.
The datasheet confirms pin compatibility with the industry-standard 75180 component. Designers replacing legacy parts should verify that the additional configuration pins (SRL, H/F, TXP, RXP) are properly terminated or driven according to the desired operating mode.
The data rate is determined by the state of the SRL pin. Leaving it unconnected sets the rate to 115kbps, connecting it to VCC selects 500kbps, and connecting it to GND enables 10Mbps operation.
Yes, the duplex mode is selectable via the H/F pin. Driving H/F high configures the device for half-duplex, while driving it low or leaving it unconfigured sets it to full-duplex.
These pins allow independent phase inversion for the transmitter and receiver. Connecting them to VCC inverts the respective output polarity, which helps correct signal issues caused by reversed twisted-pair cabling.