Product Design & Development

RS485-RS422 Transceiver Module Featuring Opto-Isolation, Auto-Direction

By Tech9
Friday, March 12, 2010

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The XBRS4, a half-duplex RS485/RS422 compatible transceiver introduced by Tech9 (Mounds View, MN) is optimized for applications needing up to 2,500 volt isolation.
An Auto-Direction feature reduces the number of optical isolators needed.



The XBRS4, a half-duplex RS485/RS422 compatible transceiver introduced by Tech9 (Mounds View, MN) is optimized for applications needing up to 2,500 volt isolation. Features include:

  • An Auto-Direction feature that reduces the number of optical isolators needed.
  • No need for the normal transmit enable, which can be problematic in RS485 networks.
  • Enhanced ESD protection.
  • Slew-rate limiting.
  • Full-speed operation.
  • A compact plug-able module that uses the Digi International XBee footprint.
  • A designed around the MAX13412E that uses a single 3.3 V power supply on the logic side and accepts a 6 to 28 V input supply range on the RS485 side.
  • A fail-safe module that operates in temperatures from -400 to 850C.
  • Operation at 1/8 unit load allows up to 256 transceivers on the bus.
  • A full speed version that supports data rates up to 15 Mbps with up to 500 Kbps data ratio.

For more information, email sales@t9corp.net or visit www.t9corp.net.

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