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The MAX3243EWI is a +3.0V to +5.5V RS-232 transceiver featuring three drivers and five receivers in a 28-pin Wide SO package. It incorporates AutoShutdown technology, reducing supply current to 1µA when no valid signal is detected on receiver inputs for 30µs. The device operates within an industrial temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. It utilizes internal dual charge pumps to generate ±5.5V from a single supply, requiring only 0.1µF capacitors at 3.3V. The guaranteed data rate is 120kbps with worst-case loads, while typical operation supports up to 235kbps.
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Select this component for applications requiring low-power standby modes and single-supply operation. Verify that the required data rates do not exceed the guaranteed 120kbps limit under worst-case loading conditions. Confirm that the 28-pin Wide SO package fits the available PCB space and thermal constraints.
This device belongs to the MAX3221/MAX3223/MAX3243 family of +3V to +5.5V RS-232 transceivers. While sharing core features like AutoShutdown and integrated charge pumps, the MAX3243 variant specifically provides three drivers and five receivers, distinguishing it from the lower-channel MAX3221 and MAX3223 models.
MAX3243CWI+
The device enters AutoShutdown mode if no valid RS-232 signal levels are present on any receiver input for a duration of 30µs. Upon detection of a valid level, the system automatically reactivates.
R2OUTB is a complementary, always-active receiver output. It allows monitoring of external RS-232 devices, such as Ring Indicators, without forward-biasing protection diodes on other connected logic devices during shutdown.
Yes, the MAX3243 is designed to drive serial mice. However, because AutoShutdown may interfere with mouse wake-up signals, FORCEOFF and FORCEON should typically be tied to VCC to keep the transmitters active.