Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN65HVD08 , SN65LBC184 Hello,
We are considering the SN65LBC184 and the SN65HVD08 for a design, and need some help with the differences between the two with respect to the failsafe biasing during idle conditions. We…
Part Number: AM4379 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN65HVD08
Hello team,
my customer has some technical problems with the Sitara processor and RS485:
they are trying to establish an RS485 communication under Linux with Sitara (AM437x) processor…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN65HVD08 Hi,
Configuration: two microcontrollers one on 3.3V logic other on 5V logic. Need RS485 Bus between two units. Can I use a single part (eg SN65hvd08), which supports both logic, or should I use level translators…
Hi,
Configuration: two microcontrollers one on 3.3V logic other on 5V logic. Need RS485 Bus between two units. Can I use a single part (eg SN65hvd08 ), which supports both logic, or should I use level translators at logic side. kindly suggest the best…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN65HVD08 HI,
We are facing issue while we communicate to 5V Slave devices. Our Master is 3.3V Device And part No SN65HVD08 if we give request is not responding and the same slave device is responding it for the 5V…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN65HVD08 Hi!
I have to install an RS485 bus on non-twisted, shielded (alarm) cable.
I plan to use SN65HVD08.
Because of the lack of twisted pair, I would like to go for a 12V bus (instead of the usual 5V) -…
Ben-san,
The SN65HVD08 does have thermal shutdown protection.
I do not immediately know the exact temperature where thermal shutdown occurs. I will have to check further to obtain this information --
Hello Hossein, this device is the SN65HVD08D 3.3/5-V RS-485 Transceiver. I have forwarded this post to the Interface product group.
The data sheet you attached has no proprietary information, so I am attaching it to this thread for the product owners…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN65HVD08 , SN65HVD1780 We have a RS485 design that works with 5V systems, but we need one that will operate with 3.3V systems as well.
We're trying to migrate our design from the MAX485CSA+ (which only runs on 5V) to…
