ARX3400 Series

ARX3400 Series Transceiver is a second generation design which utilizes an Application Specific Intergrated Circuit (ASIC) with Large Scale Intergration (LSI) fabricated in Bipolar technology as its main element.There are some features as follows.First is monolithic construction for low parts count.The second is very low standby power consumption.Then is ultra small dual plug in transceiver (23% reduction in area).Next is outstanding MIL-STD-1553 electrical performance.The fifth is ±15 V or ±12 V power supply operation.The sixth is plug in and flat pack versions.The seventh is MIL-STD-883 screened.The last one is DESC part number available,5962-8944701HUX,ZX.

What comes next is about the absolute maximum ratings of ARX3400 Series.The V⁺ (supply voltage) is from -0.3 to +18.0 V.The V^- (supply voltage) is from +0.3 to -18.0 V.The V_L (supply voltage) is from -0.3 to +7.0 V.The logic input voltage is from -0.3 to +5.5 V.The receiver input voltage (common mode) is ±15 V.The receiver differential input is ±20 V (40 V p-p).The driver peak output current is 300 mA.The maximum power dissipation in hottest die @ 100% duty cycle is 477 mW.The _JC (junction to case) for hottest die is 88 /W.The typical _CA (case in air) for hottest die is dual 20 /W.The maximum junction to case temperature rise for the hottest device ( @ 100% duty cycle) is 42.The operating temperature is from -55 to +125.The storage temperature is from -55 to +150.

The following is about the electrial characteristics of ARX3400 Series for driver section.The maximum I_ILD ("0" input current) is -0.4 mA at V_IN=0.4 V.The maximum I_IHD ("1" input current) is 40 A at V_IN=2.7 V.The maximum V_ILD ("0" input voltage) is 0.7 V.The minimum V_IHD ("1" input voltage) is 2.0 V.Then is about the electrial characteristics for receiver section.The minimum Z_IN (differential input impedance) is 10 Kohms at f=1 MHz.The maximum V_IDR (differential voltage range) is ±20 Vpeak.The minimum V_ICR (input common mode voltage range) is ±10 Vpeak.The minimum CMRR (common mode rejection ratio) is 40 dB.