54VCXHR162245
Rad hard low voltage CMOS 16-bit bus buffer transceiver
(3-state) with 3.6V tolerant inputs and outputs
Features
■ 1.65 to 3.6V inputs and outputs
■ High speed in both A, B outputs:
– t = 3.4ns at V = 3.0 to 3.6V
PD
CC
– t = 4.3ns at V = 2.3 to 2.7V
PD
CC
■ Symmetrical impedance outputs:
– |I | = I = 12mA (Min) at V = 3.0V
Flat-48
OH
OL
CC
– |I | = I = 8mA (Min) at V = 2.3V
OH
OL
CC
Description
■ Power down protection on inputs and outputs
■ 26Ω serie resistors in bith A and B port outputs
■ Operating voltage range:
The 54VCXHR162245 is a low voltage CMOS 16
bit bus transceiver (3-state) fabricated with sub-
micron silicon gate and five-layer metal wiring
– V (Opr) = 1.65V to 3.6V
CC
2
C MOS technology. It is ideal for low power and
■ Pin and function compatible with 54 SERIES
very high speed 1.65 to 3.6V applications; it can
be interfaced to 3.6V signal environment for both
inputs and outputs.
HR162245
■ Bus hold provided on both sides
■ Cold spare function
This IC is intended for two-way asynchronous
communication between data buses; the direction
of data transmission is determined by DIR input.
The two enable inputs nG can be used to disable
the device so that the buses are effectively
isolated. The device circuits is including 26Ω
series resistance in the A and B port outputs.
These resistors permit to reduce line noise in high
speed applications. Bus hold on data inputs is
provided in order to eliminate the need for
external pull-up or pull-down resistor.
■ Latch-up performance exceeds
300mA (JESD 17)
■ ESD performance:
– HBM > 2000V
(MIL STD 883 method 3015); MM > 200V
■ 300KRad Mil1019.6 Condition A, (RHA QML
qualification extension undergone)
■ No SEL, no SEU under 72 Mev/cm2/mg LET
heavy ions irradiation
All inputs and outputs are equipped with
protection circuits against static discharge, giving
them 2KV ESD immunity and transient excess
voltage. All floating bus terminals during High Z
State must be held HIGH or LOW.
■ QML qualified product
■ Device fully compliant with
DSCC SMD 5962-05213
July 2007
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