DALLAS /PRNewswire/ -- Texas Instruments (TI) introduced a controller area network (CAN) transceiver that exceeds all DeviceNet physical layer specifications. The SN65HVD252 supports critical time budgets for latency and readily connects to a 3.3 V microcontroller. Designed for operation in harsh industrial environments, such as factory automation, process control equipment, networked sensors, or building automation, this device features bus-pin voltage protection from –36 V to 40 V, driver output current limiting, and over-temperature driver shutdown. Download a datasheet, request an evaluation module (EVM), or order free samples here online.
Key Features and Benefits
- Propagation delay is 10% faster than DeviceNet requirements, allowing more flexibility in system timing budgets.
- Hysteresis is "13% higher than the competition," providing greater noise immunity.
- Electrostatic discharge is "two to six times better than the nearest competitor for increased system reliability."
- The SN65HVD253, a similar industrial CAN transceiver, offers a listen-only loopback feature so that the local-node controller can synchronize its baud rate with that of the CAN bus.
- Both devices work well with isolation devices, such as TI's ISO7421digital isolator.
Availability and Pricing
The SN65HVD252 and SN65HVD253 are available now in an SOIC (D) package with a suggested resale price of $0.80 in quantities of 1,000. Learn more about TI's interface portfolio at the links below:
- Order free samples, download datasheets, or request EVMs online.
- Quickly search TI's entire interface portfolio or download the latest selection guide from the company's Web site.
- Ask questions and help solve problems with fellow engineers in the Industrial Interface Forum at the TI E2E Community.
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