Part Number: THVD2452V-EP Hi Team,
I am investigating the THVD2452-EP and whether or not this device can be configured as a half-duplex. However, one question that came up is whether the signal pins DE & RE# be tied together so a single source can…
Part Number: THVD2452V-EP Tool/software: Hi team,
In the RS485 how 32 nodes can be connected in the bus
is there any possibility of slave to slave communication in rs485.
How the master communicates with the multiple slaves
Part Number: THVD2452V-EP Tool/software: Hello TI Team,
For our weight balancing on PCB, we would request you to share the precise mass for the part below.
THVD2452VDREP
Thanks, in advance!
Regards,
Garima R.
Part Number: THVD2452V-EP Tool/software:
Hi Team,
We are using RS485 transceiver IC - THVD2452VDREP in our design, we see different pins mentioned for A and B pins in the datasheet - in THVD2452V-EP 14-Pin D Package (SOIC) diagram and the pin description…
Hi Ko-san,
Are you requesting any sample in the SOIC 14 pin package?
You can sample our THVD2452V-EP which has the exact same package and pinout. Here is the direct link:
https://www.ti.com/product/THVD2452V-EP/part-details/THVD2452VDREP?source…
Hi Seungjoo,
Thanks for reaching out on E2E about this. We do not have any documentation on the DO-160G standard for our transceivers. However, what we do have is a high voltage protection guide which uses fuses and a couple other components to help…
Hi Jonah,
That plot is just the standard RS-485 plot for all transceivers showing the typical cable length/data rate trade-offs. I believe it actually is sourced from the original RS-485 standard.
But for this transceiver it does not apply. Many modern…
Thank you for the update, why is the THVD2452V-EP datasheet does not show the XY inputs but the THVD9491 does? Can I assume A and Y are positive and B and Z are negative?
I believe the THVD2452V-EP and THVD9491 are functionally the same ...
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In the datasheet page #7 5.7 Electrical Characteristics, the first line of Iio spec is strange. The (typ)=500mA, but Iio(max)=1mA, much smaller than Iio(typ…
Hi Nathan,
It definitely sounds like the abs max conditions were violated for this transceiver based on your description of it.
I am not the most familiar with CS116, but it sounds somewhat similar to an electrical fast transient (EFT) standardized…
