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BUS-63116-820Z: DescriptionBus Driver/Transceiver; Categorylogic logic; File Size124KB，16 Pages; ManufacturerData Device Corporation

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BUS-63100 SERIES

MIL-STD-1553 DATA BUS

SINGLE AND DUAL TRANSCEIVERS

BUS-63102

BUS-63105

BUS-63125

DESCRIPTION

The BUS-63100 transceivers are

complete transmitter and receiver

pairs conforming fully to MIL-STD-

1553A and 1553B. Features available

with selected models of this high reli-

ability series include: Smiths and

Harris interface type choices,

+12 V/+15 V power supply voltage

range, variable threshold levels, and

single (24-pin DDIP or square) and

completely independent dual redun-

dant (36-pin DDIP) packaging config-

urations. All models are also available

in flat packs.

The receiver section of the BUS-

63100 series accepts phase-modula-

ted bipolar data from a MIL-STD-1553

Data Bus and produces TTL signal

data at its outputs: RX Data Out and

RX Data Out. These outputs repre-

sent positive and negative variations

of the input data signals beyond an

internally fixed or externally set

threshold level. An external STROBE

input enables or disables the receiver

outputs.

The transmitter section accepts bipo-

lar TTL signal data at its TX Data and

TX Data input lines and produces

phase modulated bipolar data at the

TX Data and TX Data outputs. The

transmitters’ output voltage level is

typically 28 Vpp to 30 Vpp. An exter-

nal input, INHIBIT, takes priority over

the transmitter inputs and disables

the transmitter when activated with a

logic “1.”

The small size and different model

capabilities available with the

BUS-63100 series simplify engineer-

ing design, making it an excellent

choice for interfacing with any

MIL-STD-1553 system.

FEATURES

•

Conforms Fully to MIL-STD-1553A

and 1553B

•

Some Models Available to Military

(DESC) Drawings

•

Model Capabilities:

Single or Dual Redundant

Packaging

-12 V/-15 V Power Supply Voltage

Range Available

Harris or Smith’s I/O Compatibility

•

Small Size:

Single – 24-Pin DDIP or Square

Dual – 36-Pin DDIP Flat Packs

•

Low Power

•

High Reliability – LSI

±V

1553

DATA

BUS

+5 V

RECEIVER STROBE

BI PHASE

TTL DATA

PHASE MODULATED

BIPOLAR DATA

RX Data In

SHORT OR

LONG STUB

COUPLING

ISOLATION

TRANSFORMER

RX Data In

RECEIVER SECTION

COMPARATOR

RX Data

LIMITER

FILTER

RX Data

DECODER

COMPARATOR

TRANSMITTER SECTION

DRIVER

TX Data Out

SHAPING

NETWORK

DRIVER

TX Data Out

SHAPING

NETWORK

TX Data In

ENCODER

TX INHIBIT

FIGURE 1. BUS-63100 BLOCK DIAGRAM

DDC Custom Monolithics utilized in this product are copyright under the Semiconductor chip Protection Act.

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