Dual differential line driver supports digital data transmission over RS-422 interfaces and can also operate as four independent RS-423 single-ended line drivers. A mode-control input selects between the two-driver differential mode and the four-driver single-ended mode. Differential outputs include individual three-state controls and tolerate a ±10 V common-mode line voltage while in the high-impedance state. The device is intended for party-line and full-duplex systems using compatible AM26LS32 line receivers.
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| Function | Line driver |
| Differential interface standard | EIA RS-422 |
| Single-ended interface standard | EIA RS-423 |
| Differential driver count | 2 |
| Single-ended driver count | 4 |
| Output control | Individual three-state controls in differential mode |
| High-impedance common-mode line voltage tolerance | ±10V |
| Compatible receiver family | AM26LS32 |
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