13
LTC1321/LTC1322/LTC1335
SWITCHI G WAVEFOR S
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Figure 12. Receiver Enable and Disable Times
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Basic Theory of Operation
The LTC1321/LTC1322/LTC1335 each have two interface
ports. Each port may be configured as single-ended EIA562
transceiver(s) or differential RS485 transceiver by forcing
the port’s selection input to a LOW or HIGH, respectively.
The LTC1321 provides one EIA562 driver and one EIA562
receiver per port to maintain same pinout as SP301. The
LTC1322 and LTC1335 each provide two drivers and two
receivers per port. Additionally, the LTC1321 and LTC1322
single-ended ports are RS232 compatible with higher V
DD
and V
EE
supply levels.
All the interface drivers feature three-state outputs. Inter-
face outputs are forced into high impedance when the driver
is disabled, in the shutdown mode, or with the power off.
All the interface driver outputs are fault protected by a
current limiting and thermal shutdown circuit. The thermal
shutdown circuit disables both the EIA562 and RS485
driver outputs when the die temperature reaches 150°C.
The thermal shutdown circuit enables the drivers when the
die temperature cools to 135°C.
In RS485 mode, shutdown mode or with the power off,
the input resistance of the receiver is 24k. The input
resistance drops to 6.3k in EIA562 mode.
A logic LOW at the ON/OFF pin shuts down the device
and forces all the outputs into a high impedance state.
A logic HIGH enables the device. An internal 4µA current
source to V
CC
pulls the ON/OFF pin HIGH if left open.
In RS485 mode, an internal 4µA current source pulls
the driver enable pin HIGH if left open. The RS485
receiver has a 4µA current source at the noninverting
input. If both the RS485 receiver inputs are open, the
output is a high state. Both the current sources are
disabled in the EIA562 mode.
For LTC1335, a logic LOW at the OE pin enables all the
receiver outputs and a logic HIGH disables all the
receiver outputs. An internal 4µA current source pulls
the OE pin LOW if left open.
A loopback mode enables internal connections from
driver outputs to receiver inputs for self-test when the
1.5V
3V
0V
OE
f = 1MHz: t
r
10ns: t
f
10ns
1.5V
R
V
OL
5V
t
ZL
t
LZ
0.5V
OUTPUT NORMALLY LOW
0V
1321/22/35 F12
1.5V
1.5V
t
ZH
V
OH
OUTPUT NORMALLY HIGH
t
HZ
0.5V
R
Figure 11. EIA/TIA-562 Receiver Propagation Delays
V
IH
A OR B
R
V
OL
V
OH
1321/22/35 F11
t
PHL
t
PLH
V
IL
2.4V
0.8V
1.3V
1.7V
14
LTC1321/LTC1322/LTC1335
124V
CC
5V
1321/22/35 F13
120
11
19
LTC1321
LTC1322
LTC1335
RX OUT
16
5V
10
9
8
7
6
12
15
14
RS485 I/O
EIA562 DR OUT
17
5V
18
13
V
EE
–5V
5V
0V
3
22
RX OUT
4
EIA562 RX IN (LTC1322/LTC1335 ONLY)
21
2
RX OUT
5
DR IN
DR ENABLE
DR IN
DR IN
20
EIA562 DR OUT (LTC1322/LTC1335 ONLY)
LTC1321/LTC1322 ONLY
EIA562 RX IN
V
DD
(LTC1321/LTC1322)
OR OE (LTC1335)
0.1µF
0.1µF
Figure 13. EIA562/RS485 Interfaces with ±5V Supplies
Figure 14. RS232/RS485 Interfaces with 5V, ±12V Supplies
LocalTalk
and AppleTalk
are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.
LB pin has a LOW logic state. The driver outputs are not
isolated from the external loads. This allows transmitter
verification under the loaded condition. An internal 4µA
current source pulls the LB pin HIGH if left open and
disables the loopback configuration.
EIA562/RS485 Applications
EIA562 and RS485 output levels are supported when
LTC1321/LTC1322/LTC1335 are powered from ±5V sup-
plies. The LTC1321/LTC1322 require the V
DD
and V
CC
pins
to be tied together and connected to 5V supply (Figure 13).
The V
DD
and V
CC
are connected internally and brought out
at V
CC
pin in the LTC1335. The unloaded outputs will
swing from –5V to 5V in EIA562 mode, and from 0V to 5V
in RS485 mode.
RS232/RS485 Applications
If true RS232-compatible outputs are required, the
LTC1321/LTC1322 may be used with the V
DD
and V
EE
supply voltages increased to provide the additional signal
swing. To meet RS232, V
DD
must be between 6.5V and
10V, and V
EE
must be between –6.5V and 10V. V
CC
remains connected to 5V. If only ±12V supplies are avail-
able, inexpensive Zener diodes (Z1 and Z2) may be con-
nected in series with V
DD
and V
EE
supply pins as shown in
Figure 14. An optional 16V Zener diode between V
CC
and
V
EE
is recommended to keep the maximum voltage be-
tween V
CC
and V
EE
within safe limits.
LocalTalk
®
/AppleTalk
®
Applications
The LTC1321/LTC1322/LTC1335 can be used to provide
AppleTalk/LocalTalk-compatible signals in RS485 mode.
Figure 15 shows one half of an LTC1335 connected to an
LTC1320 AppleTalk transceiver in a typical LocalTalk
configuration. Figure 16 shows a typical direct-wire con-
nection with the LTC1335 as the DCE transceiver and the
LTC1320 as the DTE transceiver. The LTC1321/LTC1322/
LTC1335 RS485 mode is capable of meeting all AppleTalk
protocol specifications.
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LTC1321/LTC1322/LTC1335
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5V
5V
18
10
1
24
5V
1
TXD
RXD
TXD
+
RXD
+
120
2
LTC1320
1321/22/35 F15
TXD
TXI
7
3
4
1k1k
13
12
RXEN
5
6
19
LTC1335
16
R
A1
2
3
8
7
6
11
12
15
DE1
D
Y1
17
5V
5V
18
14
13
–5V
120
22
100pF
22
SEL1, 5V
SEL2, 5V
1k
1k
17
9
22
11
4
21
8
9
16
10
23
14
15
RXO
RXO
RXDO
5
20
OE
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
TXDEN
=
RFI
RFI
Figure 15. Apple LocalTalk Implemented Using
LTC1320 and LTC1335 Transceivers
5V
–5V
18
10
1
24
5V
1
TXD
RXD
RXI
TXD
+
RXD
+
2
LTC1320
1321/22/35 F16
TXD
TXI
7
3
4
13
12
5
6
19
LTC1335
16
R
A1
R
A2
2
3
8
7
6
11
12
15
DE1
D
Y1
D
Y2
D
Z2
17
5V
5V
18
14
13
–5V
22
100pF
22
SEL1, 5V
SEL2
17
9
22
11
421
8
9
16
10
23
14
15
RXO
RXDO
5
20
OE
RFI
RFI
TXDEN
RXEN
TXO
RXI
RXO
=
120
120
120
120
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
RFI
Figure 16. AppleTalk
Direct Connect Using LTC1320
for DTE and LTC1335 for DCE Transceivers

LTC1322CN#PBF

Mfr. #:
Manufacturer:
Analog Devices Inc.
Description:
RS-422/RS-485 Interface IC L/P RS485/RS232 Dvr/Rcvr
Lifecycle:
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