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Silicon avalanche photodiodes
flatness, and a low 0.02% total harmonic distortion yield excellent audio signal quality.
The MAX4908/MAX4909 use two digital
control inputs—CB1 and CB2—to switch
between signals. The digital control inputs
can accept up to +5.5 V independent of the
supply voltage. The switches are available
in the extended temperature range of -40
°C to +85 °C and in a tiny 12-bump UCSP
(1.5 mm x 2.0 mm) and a 14-pin TDFN
package (3 mm x 3 mm). Prices start at $1.20,
in 1000 pieces and up.
Maxim Integrated Products
(408) 737-7600
www.maxim-ic.com
Ultraminiature linearized VVA
The SAR500x Si-APD from Laser
Components has a 500 m detector chip with
a “reach through” structure. This structure
is responsible for a high sensitivity in the
spectral range of 400 nm to 1100 nm and
simultaneously for extremely fast rise and
fall times, typically of 450 ps. The SAR500X
is delivered in a hermetically sealed TO-18
can. The SAR500X is designed for a wide
range of uses, including laser range finding
and optical communication with data transfer
rates of up to 1 Gbps. Such uses make sense
where high speed and/or a high sensitivity
are necessary.
The SARP500x is an SAR500S-type
APD that has been selected for low noise
and low dark currents (typically 200 pA@M =
100). It is, therefore, suitable for the detection
of the smallest amount of light. The SARP500
series can be delivered in a TO-18 can or
with a thermoelectric cooler in a TO-37 can.
This APD is additionally suitable for use
in spectroscopy, fluorescence measurement, medical technology, and LIDAR
applications.
Laser Components
(603) 821-7040
www.laser-components.com
SP3T analog switches
Maxim Integrated Products’ MAX4908/
MAX4909 are dual, single-pole triple-throw
(SP3T) analog switches designed to handle
negative signals with a single positive power
supply. This reduces external component
count and improves audio signal quality. The
negative-signal capability allows signals as
low as VCC -5.5 V to pass through without
distortion. They operate from a single +1.8 V
to +5.5 V supply.
Other features include integrated shunt
resistors to ground, thereby reducing audio
popping and clicking sounds by depleting the
capacitive charge, which commonly builds
up on the unconnected port of the switch to
ground. In addition, an extremely low 0.38
 on-resistance, a low 0.35  on-resistance
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RH Laboratories has introduced a solidstate voltage variable attenuator (VVA) that
provides 50 dB of dynamic range (0 V to
5 V) over a broad bandwidth of 10 GHz
to 18 GHz in an ultraminiature package
(0.75 in. x 0.53 in.). Linearization and temperature compensation are included with flat
frequency response. The convenient single
dc voltage supplied is +15 V. GPO and SMA
removable connector options are available,
allowing for drop-in applications.
RH Laboratories
(603) 459-5900
www.rh-labs.com
Amplifiers
HSDPA-compliant WCDMA amps
Anadigics has introduced its third-generation high-efficiency-at-low-power (HELP3)
wideband CDMA (WCDMA) power amplifiers (PAs). The company’s HELP3 WCDMA
PAs offer low power consumption and provide
full compliance with high downlink packet
access (HSDPA) requirements, enabling
ultrafast multimedia access while extending
battery life. The complete family of HELP3
WCDMA PAs has been optimized for power
and space-sensitive 3G devices, including
handsets, smart phones, data cards, and
embedded notebook applications.
The PAs use the company’s InGaP-Plus
technology, which integrates bipolar and
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field-effect transistor (FET) devices on the
same InGaP GaAs die. Through selectable
bias modes, the HELP3 PAs achieve optimal
efficiency across the low-range and mid-range
output power levels. The PAs reduce average current consumption by 75%, compared
to a conventional power amplifier. This
represents an additional 50% average
current consumption savings compared with
the first-generation HELP WCDMA PAs.
HELP3 PAs provide low quiescent currents
of 7 mA without an external dc-dc converter.
They also incorporate a built-in reference
voltage generator, eliminating the need for
external regulators.
The power amplifiers are offered in compact 4 mm x 4 mm x 1 mm modules. The
products are manufactured using a materials set consistent with the European Union’s
Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS).
The AWT6273, AWT6278, AWT6279 are
priced at $2.58 in quantities of 10,000 units.
Anadigics
(908) 668-5000
www.anadigics.com
Broadcast/Satellite
Communications
Software-based GPS solution
RFMD has announced that the RFMD
GPS RF8110 is sampling to initial customers. The RFMD GPS RF8110 is an end-toend solution that enables the integration of
high-performance GPS applications in smart
phones, wireless PDAs, digital cameras,
gaming devices and other cost-sensitive,
battery-operated mobile devices.
The hardware component of the solution
is a mixed-signal RFIC built in 0.18 m
CMOS technology for low power and small
size. The RFIC has a hardware accelerator
on-chip to offload the system’s applications
processor and to minimize the data transfer
rate to the host CPU. Low power consumption is achieved through various hardware and
software-controlled power save modes.
The RFMD GPS RF8110 software-based
architecture allows for the straightforward
addition of future functions, enhancements
and customer-specific features on an as-needed basis. Designed to be used in “best-in-class”
portable devices, this solution can be easily
integrated into a variety of leading host platforms powered by ARM-based applications
processors like Intel’s XScale processor, Texas
Instrument’s OMAP, Freescale’s i.MX and
Samsung’s S3C. It is operating system-agnostic and supports a variety of mobile platforms
including Linux, Windows Mobile 5.0 and
Symbian. The RFMD GPS RF8110 supports
both autonomous as well as standards-based
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assisted modes of operation.
To shorten customers’ development cycle
times, RFMD provides platform-specific
hardware and software evaluation kits.
Current development kits are based on the
Intel PXA270 applications processor and the
Windows CE/Windows Mobile 5.0 operating
system. In addition, kits for Texas Instruments,
Freescale and Samsung-based platforms will
also be introduced.
RFMD
(336) 664-1233
www.rfmd.com
Single-chip GPS Receiver IC
Atmel Corporation and u-blox AG have
announced their latest GPS technology and
product generation, ANTARIS 4, in an ultrasmall form factor. The single-chip ATR0630
measures 7 mm x 10 mm and integrates an
ANTARIS 4 GPS receiver, including ROMbased software in a 96-pin BGA package.
The 96-pin, ball grid array single chip
has an excellent cost-performance ratio. The
single chip also brings benefits such as simplified chipset integration and a shorter bill
of materials to accelerate the development
of ANTARIS 4-based products and lower
design risks.
ATR0630 samples are available in 7 mm
x 10 mm 96-pin BGA packages. Atmel and
u-blox offer a complete evaluation kit including an ultrasmall footprint example design, as
well as evaluation software to dramatically
shorten development cycle times.
Atmel
www.atmel.com
u-blox AG
www.u-blox.com
Consumer
Electronics
Single-chip SXGA camera module
STMicroelectronics has introduced a
single-chip 1.3-megapixel (SXGA) camera
subsystem for high-volume mobile applications. Integrating a CMOS sensor with a digital
image processor and analog system functions
in a tiny package, ST’s VS6624 provides a
cost-effective, all-in-one mobile imaging
solution with design-in flexibility.
The VS6624 camera module integrates
a 1/3.7-inch optical-format sensor with an
active pixel array of 1280 x 1024 (SXGA),
using ST’s advanced 3.0 m pixel design. ST’s
latest developments in pixel defect correction,
sharpness enhancement, gamma correction,
and color space conversion ensure that the
embedded image signal processor (ISP)
delivers outstanding picture quality. Advanced
anti-vignetting algorithms and automatic
white-balance control support color rendition
in varying light conditions.
The device produces an industry-standard
digital video stream at full SXGA resolution
at up to 15 frames per second (fps), while
its fully flexible image-scaling capability optimizes data for display in non-native
resolution settings. The VS6624 also offers a
low-power video mode, supporting 30 fps at
VGA resolution.
Engineering samples are available, with the
volume production scheduled for the end of
the first quarter of 2006. Unit pricing is $8.50
in quantities up to 50,000 pieces. The device
is available in two package options, mounted
on a 20-way flex cable (VS6624POL5) or in
tape-and-reel (VS6624Q0KP).
STMicroelectronics
(781) 861 2650
www.st.com
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Design Software
Highly non-linear circuit design
expected to extend the battery life of portable, handheld multimedia products such
as portable video players, MP3 players and
mobile phones.
Atmel
(408) 441-0311
www.atmel.com
Medical Electronics
Biopatch medical monitoring
Agilent Technologies Inc. has announced
a breakthrough in its core electronic design
automation (EDA) frequency-domain simulation technology for fast and accurate simulation of highly non-linear circuits, such as
digital dividers used in RFIC circuits. This
simulation breakthrough provides crucial
circuit performance information that can
help avoid design errors leading to an extra
design turn.
Digital divider circuits are examples of
highly non-linear circuits used as part of
larger, mixed-signal and RF circuits, such
as transceivers for cell phones, for wireless
communication devices such as WiFi, WiMAX
and UWB, and for frequency generation of
LO drives for frequency translation circuits
or I/Q modulator/demodulators. In the past,
these highly non-linear digital dividers and
their attendant simulation problems often prevented a complete chip simulation in mixedsignal and RF circuits. Now, these complex
chip circuits simulate and converge quickly—
shortening design cycles and, in many cases,
eliminating an entire design turn.
The enhanced simulator in ADS and
RFDE is available free to supported ADS
and RFDE customers. For new customers, it
is available for purchase with ADS 2005A
and RFDE. Agilent ADS 2005A is available,
with prices starting at approximately $8400.
Yearly subscription prices for RFDE start at
approximately $24,000.
Agilent Technologies
(800) 829-4444
www.agilent.com
Embedded
Technology
32-bit MCU/DSP Core
Atmel Corporation has announced
its AVR 32, a 32-bit embedded CPU
architecture with DSP extensions that is
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Telzuit Medical Technologies has completed its medical monitoring center in
Orlando, Fla. This state-of-the-art medical
monitoring center, complete with IBM-contracted hardware and software, is designed
to support the data acquisition of Telzuit’s
complete line of Bio-Patch wireless heart
monitoring products.
The completion of Telzuit’s medical monitoring center marks the first time that hardware
and software contracted by IBM will be
customized and integrated with Bluetooth
wireless technology for remote cardiac
monitoring. In addition, the fully customized
solution will be enhanced by the integration of licensed Philips Medical Software,
responsible for analyzing and electronically
interpreting the data sent wirelessly by the
Bio-Patch. Once interpreted, the raw data
will be generated into a full 12-lead report
for the prescribing physician’s final review.
The licensed Philips software was fully
integrated into this customized solution by
both Telzuit & IBM.
Telzuit
www.telzuit.com
Next-Generation
Wireless
Single-chip Bluetooth plus
FM radio device
Broadcom Corporation has announced a
device that integrates a complete Bluetooth
radio and baseband along with a high-performance FM stereo radio receiver into a single
chip. Makers of multimedia cell phones and
digital media players enabled with Bluetooth
can now add FM radio functionality to their
products with significant power, size and
cost savings.
Based on Broadcom’s BCM2045 enhanced
data rate (EDR) Bluetooth chip, the BCM2048
supports all of the key features of Version 2.0
of the Bluetooth specification, with capability to support the forthcoming Version 2.1
as well. The Bluetooth radio offers superior
receive sensitivity and employs proprietary
adaptive radio techniques designed to provide
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an optimized user experience with greater
range and less interference from other devices,
an essential requirement for wireless audio
applications such as stereo headsets.
The BCM2048 Bluetooth/FM combo chip
is available.
Broadcom
(949) 450-8700
www.broadcom.com
Passive
Components
MDM cable assemblies for
military network application
Trompeter has introduced a multi-interconnect shielded cable assembly featuring
multiple Trompeter twinax or triax RF connectors terminated on one end and a single MDM
(microminiature D metal) multipin connector
terminated on the opposite end.
The MDM Octopus is compliant with MILDTL-83513, a joint services specification.
It features a unique metal backshell that
replaces the traditional molded polymer backshell approach to managing multiple interconnects in tight spaces. This design evolution
results in a more secure electrical EMI/RFI
ground and combat-ready package.
Trompeter
(800) 982-2629
www.trompeter.com
Conductive polymer capacitor
KEMET Corporation has launched a
4  conductive polymer capacitor, featuring low ESR. The 680 F, 4 V component
is available in a standard EIA X case size
(7343-43).
This component is available in an environmentally friendly, RoHS-compliant version
and is capable of meeting the stringent requirements for Pb-free (lead-free) processing.
KEMET
www.kemet.com
Semiconductor
Technology
RF components fabrication
Zarlink Semiconductor has announced
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improvements to its technology for fabricating analog RF components used in DVD
players, home entertainment centers, mobile
communication handsets and other highperformance applications. Zarlink’s updated
H-series processes now deliver more die per
wafer and improved yields.
The H-series processes developed by
Zarlink Analog Foundry in Swindon, UK,
were first designed for analog RF components used in signal-processing applications. The fully qualified improvements to
H-series processes boost the performance and
lower the system cost of high-speed, highperformance consumer products and wireless
applications.
Zarlink Semiconductor
(613) 592-0200
www.zarlink.com
Zero delay buffers
Exar Corporation has added a family
of low-skew and low-jitter zero delay buffers (ZDB) to Exar’s portfolio of clock and
timing solutions. Operating at higher speeds
than Exar’s initial ZDB solutions, the
XRK39351 and XRK39653 give designers
additional options for current and nextgeneration architectures.
Operating at speeds of up to 200 MHz,
each device distributes one clock input
to a bank of nine outputs, that reults in low-skew,
low-jitter copies of each clock. The devices
accurately align the feedback output to the
clock input signal ensuring a zero delay
through the IC. The devices offer tight cycleto-cycle jitter spec at less than 22 ps rms to
ensure the production of stable and clean
signals. In addition, the XRK39351 operates
at either 3.3 V or 2.5 V, and the XRK39653
operates at only 3.3 V.
The XRK39351 and XRK39653 have a
fan-out phase locked-loop clock driver
intended for high-performance computing,
telecommunications and data-communications applications. The internal loop filter
is tuned to minimize the jitter (or frequency
variation) while still providing accurate
responses to input frequency changes.
The XRK39351 offers nine zero delay outputs with less than 150 ps of output-to-output skew, LVCMOS/LVPECL
reference inputs, and an output frequency
of 25 MHz to 200 MHz. The XRK39653 also offers eight zero delay outputs
(along with one dedicated feedback) with
less than 150 ps of output-output skew,
and an output frequency of 25 MHz to
125 MHz.
The XRK39351 in a 32-pin TQFP package is $3.68 for 10,000-unit quantities and is
now available.
Exar Corporation
www.exar.com
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Sensing
and Security
Wireless sensing applications
Moteiv Corporation has introduced
Tmote Invent, a wireless sensor system. The
system consists of hardware and software
components that combined, allow customers
to quickly and easily build and install custom
wireless sensing applications. The hardware
component combines the company’s Tmote
Sky sensor module for communications and
computation with a rechargeable battery, an
integrated suite of sensors, a microphone and
a speaker, all packaged into an innovative case.
The system’s software component is Moteiv’s
robust distribution of the open-source TinyOS
operating system. Moteiv’s enhancements to
TinyOS yield long-lived reliable applications
through integration of cutting-edge opensource technology with robust, manageable
wireless technology from Moteiv.
Tmote Invent is a complete wireless sensor hardware and software package designed
for industrial and environmental applications
including building monitoring and security
control. The package includes the company’s
recently FCC certified Tmote Sky sensing
module with an integrated suite of common
sensors, including light, temperature, sound,
and acceleration, all packaged in a stylized
plastic case. The innovative sensing package
introduces a new level in ease of use to reduce
the customer’s overall development time.
Moteiv
(415) 692-0960
www.moteiv.com
Signal Processing
ADC converter
Microchip Technology Inc. has introduced its MCP3550, which is a low
power and small analog-to-digital converter (ADC) with greater than 16-bit
resolution. This 22-bit device is available
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in an eight-pin MSOP package (3.1 mm x
3.1 mm x 1.18 mm) and consumes 120 .
It rejects 50 Hz or 60 Hz line noise, enabling
highly accurate measurements in industrial,
battery-powered and portable devices.
The ADC converter features integral nonlinearity (INL) of ±2 ppm, typical, power
consumption of 0.6 mW maximum at 5 V,
and output noise as low as 2.5 mVrms. The
device rejects 50 Hz or 60 Hz noise greater
than 120 dB, which makes its measurements
impervious to noise from power supplies at
these line frequencies.
The MCP3550-50 (50 Hz rejection) has a
sample rate of 12.5 samples per second (sps),
and the MCP3550-60 (60 Hz rejection) has
a sample rate of 15 sps. Both versions of the
ADC converter offer auto-calibration with
every conversion, and an extended temperature range of -40 ºC to +125 ºC.
Sampling and volume production of the
MCP3550-50/60 are available. The devices are
priced at $3.20 each in 10,000-unit quantities
for the eight-pin SOIC package, and $3.23
each in 10,000-unit quantities for the eight-pin
MSOP package.
Microchip Technology
www.microchip.com
Software-Defined
Radio
SDR kit supports SCA-enabled SoC
Xilinx Inc. and ISR Technologies have
readied an off-the-shelf prototyping-to-production kit that accelerates implementation
of software-defined radio (SDR) modems
for programs such as the U.S. Department of
Defense Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS).
According to the developers, it is the industry’s
first SDR kit to support partial reconfiguration
and SCA-enabled System-on-Chip (SoC).
The JTRS SDR Kit consists of reconfigurable
hardware and software elements that are
compliant with JTRS-mandated specifications, including the software communications
architecture (SCA).
The kit leverages the low-power, highperformance digital signal processing (DSP)
features of Xilinx’s Virtex-4 Platform FPGAs,
along with their partial reconfiguration capabilities, to provide a programmable solution
that meets JTRS requirements and lowers
overall power consumption and manufacturing
cost through more efficient usage of processing resources.
The JTRS SDR Kit also leverages the powerful SoC features of the Virtex-4, removing
the need for a discrete general-purpose processor. The kit uses the embedded PowerPC 405
processor to host the infrastructure required
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Vendor-independent, the RANalysis supports radio optimization processes carriers
may already have in place. It can be fully integrated with radio engineers’ daily optimization
and planning workflows to help them make
significant improvements in their networks’
reliability and availability.
RADCOM
(201) 518-0033
www.radcom.com
SMU platform
Keithley Instruments Inc. has added
models 2611 and 2612 to its 2600 System
SourceMeter instruments. They add higher
voltage and higher current capabilities to the
source-measure unit (SMU) platform. The 200
V and 10 A capabilities make them suitable
for functional test and I-V characterization of
silicon and compound semiconductor devices.
The 2611 is a single-channel SMU and the
2612 is a dual-channel unit. Multiple units
can be integrated seamlessly with an embedded test script processor (TSP) and TSP-Link.
These technologies let users program and
execute high-speed, automated test sequences
across multiple channels, independent of a PC.
This allows test speeds up to 10 times faster
than conventional test instruments. With two
channels and a 200 V source range, the 2612
is capable of 400 V differential operation,
and each SMU channel is capable of 1.5 A dc
and 10 A pulsed output. Both models have a
contact check feature that is being added to the
2600 instrument line. This feature eliminates
false failures in high-speed test applications
by ensuring that all connections to the devices
under test are intact before a source-measure
sequence is initiated.
Pricing for the 2611 starts at $5495; and
the dual-channel 2612 at $7995. Availability
is 12 weeks after receipt of order.
Keithley Instruments Inc.
(800) 688-9951
www.keithley.com
Time and
Frequency
Miniature crystal clock oscillators
Pericom Semiconductor Corporation
has released the SaRonix S1643 and S1644
product series of quartz crystal clock oscillators contained in an ultraminiature package.
The S1643 and S1644 products are packaged in a hermetically sealed industry-standard 3.2 mm x 2.5 mm ceramic package. The
products achieve a 25 ppm total accuracy
over commercial operating conditions and
50 ppm total accuracy over industrial operating conditions.
The S1643/44 products are available for
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initial samples and prototype requirements.
Common operating frequencies include
1.8432 MHz, 3.0720 MHz, 3.6864 MHz, 10
MHz, 20 MHz, 24 MHz, 25 MHz, 27MHz,
40 MHz, 48 MHz, 50 MHz, 75 MHz, 100
MHz and 106.25 MHz. Ordering lead times
range from stock to 10 weeks, and prices
start around $1.10 each for 1000 pieces.
Pericom
(800) 435-2336
www.pericom.com
SMT MMIC VCOs
Hittite Microwave Corporation has
extended its line of high-performance GaAs
HBT MMIC VCOs with fundamental, half and
quarter frequency outputs. These SMT-packaged VCOs are useful for microwave radio,
test equipment, military and industrial sensor
applications from 11.5 GHz to 14.9 GHz.
The HMC515LP5E, HMC529LP5E and
HMC531LP5E GaAs HBT MMIC VCOs
are housed in RoHS-compliant, 5 mm x 5
mm leadless SMT packages with a common
pinout. These VCOs integrate resonators,
negative resistance devices and varactor
diodes. The HMC515LP5E, HMC529LP5E
and HMC531LP5E MMIC VCOs tune from
11.5 GHz to 12.5 GHz, 12.4 GHz to 13.4 GHz,
and 13.6 GHz to 14.9 GHz, respectively. If
the prescaler function is not required, it can
be disabled to conserve current.
These fully integrated VCOs requires no
external components, provide output power of
+7 dBm to +10 dBm and deliver SSB phase
noise of -110 dBc/Hz at 100 kHz offset.
Hittite
(978) 250-3343
www.hittite.com
Tx/Rx Technology
Single-chip, RF CMOS UMTS
transceiver
QUALCOMM Inc. has announced a
single-chip UMTS RF CMOS transceiver
with receive diversity and GPS. The RTR6285
is a multimode UMTS/EGPRS transceiver
with integrated receive diversity and GPS,
providing global roaming with multiband
UMTS and quad-band EGPRS. Integrated
receive diversity on the RTR6285 transceiver
enables increases in network capacity of up to
50% and of up to 100% for average HSDPA
data throughput.
The RTR6285 transceiver features 0.18micron RF CMOS process technology. An
8 mm x 8 mm package enables slim, sleek
form-factors for mobile handsets by replacing
existing two-chip UMTS receive diversity RF
chipset solutions.
Sampling is scheduled for the fourth quarter
as part of a complete mobile station mMo-
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dem (MSM) chipset solution. The RTR6285
transceiver is compatible with the MSM7200,
MSM6280, MSM6260, MSM6255A and
MSM6245 chipsets for UMTS networks, as
well as the UMTS/CDMA2000 MSM7600
chipset solution.
QUALCOMM
(858) 587-1121
www.qualcomm.com
UHF bandpass filter
Communications & Energy’s model
4001BPU(5)D bandpass filter supplies
the same high selectivity as the standard
analog model but is digitally compatible.
Previous digital applications were limited to
4001BPU(3) and 4001BPU(4) models with an
inherent bandwidth to accommodate digital
signals. The filter has a 6.0 MHz passband with
less than 2 dB insertion loss. Rejection is 40
dB-9 MHz and 60 dB-15 MHz. The VSWR
is 1.37. Model 4001BPU(5)D may be factory
set for 14-42 UHF, (62-93 CATV) 43-69 UHF
(94-125 CATV). Other bands are available.
Connectors are 75 ; type F standard for other
connector options. Price is $345 each.
Communications & Energy
(315) 452-0709
www.cefilter.com
LIN system basis IC
The LIN bus continues its adoption in
automotive and industrial applications with
the release of LIN version 2.0 and the release
of SAE 2602 networking specification. The
TH8062 from Melexis extends its LIN transceiver and system basis chips product line
for the development of LIN slaves. This IC
combines a physical layer LIN transceiver according to LIN 2.0, as well as SAEJ2602 with
a 5 V voltage regulator with RESET output for
the connected microcontroller.
The IC is produced in an 0.8 micron HVCMOS technology and optimized for minimal
current consumption, as well as excellent EMC
behavior. The current consumption in standby
mode is typically 15 A. The integrated standby
management ensures that the TH8062 can “wake
up” from the LIN bus or from a connected microcontroller or other external source. This IC
generates a reset output signal to minimize the
external circuitry of the microcontroller. The
power on reset time is programmable from 4 ms
to 30 ms. The integrated voltage regulator generates output voltage of 5 V 2% with a maximum
load current of 70 mA. For self-protection, the
IC is equipped with an integrated load current
limitation, overtemperature shutdown as well
as 40 V load dump protection. The TH8062
is qualified in accordance to AECQ100 and is
RoHS-compatible.
Melexis
(603) 223-2362
www.melexis.com
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