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RL5T882S Features:
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| A typical RL5T882S application the RX Data output from the 2nd generation ASH transceiver (or receiver) is applied to the RL5T882S. In receive mode the RL5T882S detects the presence of a specific unique Start Symbol sequence and outputs a Start Detect. The RL5T882S generates data clocking (data valid) and shifts the data into a 12 bit shift register and will rise the data Ready pin when a Symbol is ready to be read. After the packet is received the Start Detect Signal must be reset by Start Detect reset pin going high. The RL5T882S used as an transmitter interface will write in a 12 bit symbol and while TX Enable is high will shift out the data out the data out pin at the Clock Frequency dived by 40(40Mhz clock will obtain a 1Mbps data rate). The RL5T882S supports data rates from 100K C 1000K bits per second (bps).. |
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RL5T882S (Absolute) Maximum Ratings:
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| Notes: 4. CL includes probe and jig capacitance. 5. All input pulses are supplied by generators having the following characteristics: PRR < 100 MHz, Z0 = 50Ω, tR < 2.5 nS, tF < 2.5 nS. 6. The outputs are measured one at a time with one transition per measurement. 7. TPLH and TPHL are the same as tpd. |
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RL5T882S Pinout:
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