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SN65ELT20D +BOM

Convert TTL signals to high-speed PECL forma

Manufacturer:

Texas Instruments, Inc
Mfr.Part #:

SN65ELT20D
Datasheet:

SN65ELT20D Datasheet (PDF)
Function:

Driver, Translator
Protocols:

PECL
Number Of Transmitters:

1
Number Of Receivers:

0
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SN65ELT20D General Description

The SN65ELT20D is a highly versatile TTL-to-differential PECL translator, designed to operate on a 5-V supply and ground only. With its industry-standard SOIC-8 package and availability in a TSSOP-8 package, this translator offers flexibility and convenience for a variety of applications. Its low output skew makes it an ideal solution for clock or data signal translation, providing reliable and accurate results

Key Features

Fast Edge Rates and Low Noise
Wide Supply Voltage Range: 4.75 V to 5.25 V
Low Distortion and High Slew Rate
Easy Integration into Existing Systems
Ruggedized Against ESD and Latch-Up
High-Speed Digital Signal Processing

Specifications

Function	Driver, Translator	Protocols	PECL
Number of transmitters	1	Number of receivers	0
Supply voltage (V)	5	Signaling rate (MBits)	860
Input signal	TTL	Output signal	PECL
Rating	Catalog	Operating temperature range (°C)	-40 to 85
feature-logic-family		feature-logic-function	Translator
feature-translation	TTL to PECL	feature-process-technology
feature-output-type		feature-maximum-low-level-output-current-ma	50
feature-maximum-high-level-output-current-ma	-50	feature-minimum-operating-supply-voltage-v	4.2
feature-maximum-operating-supply-voltage-v	5.7	feature-packaging	Tube
feature-rad-hard		feature-pin-count	8
feature-cecc-qualified	No	feature-esd-protection
feature-military	No	feature-aec-qualified	No
feature-aec-qualified-number		feature-auto-motive	No
feature-p-pap	No	feature-eccn-code	5A991B1
feature-svhc	Yes	feature-svhc-exceeds-threshold	No