The ADM5180JP is an 8-channel differential line receiver made for digital communication systems handling up to 200 kB/s. It supports input signals based on EIA-232-E, EIA-422A, and CCITT standards like V.10, V.11, V.28, X.26, and X.27. These are converted into TTL/CMOS outputs, making the device a strong replacement for UC5180C and NE5180 models. Built on BiCMOS technology, it offers fast performance with less than 25 mW power use. It features a built-in failsafe that ensures steady output even during input faults, managed by FS1 and FS2 pins. You can get the ADM5180JP in 28-pin DIP or PLCC packaging, making it flexible for different builds.
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Pin Number | Pin Name | Description |
1 | A+ | Noninverting input to differential receiver A |
2 | A– | Inverting input to differential receiver A |
3 | AO | Receiver A output |
4 | B– | Inverting input to differential receiver B |
5 | B+ | Noninverting input to differential receiver B |
6 | BO | Receiver B output |
7 | FS1 | Failsafe control for receivers A to D |
8 | C– | Inverting input to differential receiver C |
9 | C+ | Noninverting input to differential receiver C |
10 | CO | Receiver C output |
11 | D– | Inverting input to differential receiver D |
12 | D+ | Noninverting input to differential receiver D |
13 | DO | Receiver D output |
14 | GND | Ground (0 V reference) |
15 | E+ | Noninverting input to differential receiver E |
16 | E– | Inverting input to differential receiver E |
17 | EO | Receiver E output |
18 | F+ | Noninverting input to differential receiver F |
19 | FO | Receiver F output |
20 | FS2 | Failsafe control for receivers E to H |
21 | G– | Inverting input to differential receiver G |
22 | G+ | Noninverting input to differential receiver G |
23 | GO | Receiver G output |
24 | H– | Inverting input to differential receiver H |
25 | H+ | Noninverting input to differential receiver H |
26 | HO | Receiver H output |
27 | VDD | Power supply input (5 V ± 5%) |
28 | A– | Inverting input to differential receiver A (repeated for layout symmetry) |
You get eight differential line receivers in a single ADM5180JP chip. This setup helps reduce board space and wiring complexity, making your design more efficient and easier to manage.
The ADM5180JP supports input signals that follow standards like EIA-232E, 423A, 422A, and CCITT V.10, V.11, and V.28. This gives you broad compatibility with many systems in digital communication.
You only need one +5 V power source to operate the ADM5180JP. This simplifies your power design and makes integration into your system smoother.
Its differential inputs can withstand up to ±25 V, so you don't have to worry about signal spikes or faults damaging the device during normal use.
Built-in hysteresis improves noise immunity by preventing small signal fluctuations from affecting output states. It helps maintain steady and clear signal processing.
This device uses low-power CMOS technology, drawing only around –3.5 mA. It's a good fit for systems that need to keep energy use low without sacrificing performance.
You get outputs that work with TTL and CMOS levels. That means you can connect the ADM5180JP directly with other logic devices without needing extra converters.
Whether you prefer through-hole or surface mounting, the ADM5180JP comes in both 28-pin DIP and 28-lead PLCC versions, giving you flexibility during assembly.
The ADM5180JP is a low-power drop-in replacement for older models like UC5180C and NE5180, making it simple to update your design without major changes.
Product Attribute | Attribute Value |
Manufacturer | Analog Devices, Inc. |
Voltage - Supply | 4.75V ~ 5.25V |
Type | Transceiver |
Protocol | RS232, RS423 |
Number of Drivers/Receivers | 8/8 |
Series | - |
Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
Package/Case | 28-LCC (J-Lead) |
Supplier Device Package | 28-PLCC (11.51 x 11.51 mm) |
Package | Tube |
Base Product Number | ADM5180 |
The functional block diagram of ADM5180JP shows eight differential receivers labeled A through H. Each receiver takes two input signals—one inverting and one noninverting—and processes them to provide a single-ended output (AO to HO). FS1 and FS2 are control pins used to manage the failsafe operation, where FS1 affects receivers A to D, and FS2 controls E to H. This setup helps maintain reliable signal detection even when the input is idle or disconnected. The layout is simple and clear, making it easy to follow the signal flow from input to output.
The truth table below shows how the ADM5180JP responds to different differential input voltages and failsafe control logic levels. It helps understand how the output behaves in normal, open, or shorted input conditions.
Differential Input ( + ) - ( – ) | FS1/FS2 | Receiver Output |
> 200 mV | X | H |
< –200 mV | X | L |
Open Circuit (O/C) | L | L |
Short Circuit (S/C) | L | L |
Open Circuit (O/C) | H | H |
Short Circuit (S/C) | H | H |
You can use the ADM5180JP in digital setups that need quick and reliable data transmission. Its support for data rates up to 200 kB/s makes it suitable for many high-speed communication tasks.
This device is a solid choice for connecting external hardware to your computer's I/O ports. It ensures clean signal conversion and consistent performance when transferring data between systems.
The ADM5180JP helps link various peripheral devices, such as external controllers or interface cards, to your main system. Its multiple channels make it easier to handle several signals at once.
If you’re building or maintaining modems, this device supports quick data flow and handles signal translation effectively, helping your modem communicate without delays or errors.
You can rely on the ADM5180JP to manage data signals between printers and other hardware. It helps maintain accurate and noise-free communication, even across longer connections.
This receiver is also useful when you need to shift signal levels between different logic families. It smoothly translates differential input signals to standard TTL/CMOS outputs.
The outline dimensions of the ADM5180JP are based on a 28-lead Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier (PLCC) package. The body size is square, measuring about 0.495 inches (12.57 mm) per side. The lead pitch is 0.050 inches (1.27 mm), and the total height, including the leads, is up to 0.180 inches (4.57 mm). The drawing also shows details like lead width, spacing, and pin alignment. This helps users understand how much space the chip takes on a board and plan for accurate fitting in their layout.
Part Number | Manufacturer | Key Features | Use Case/Notes |
ADM5180JP-REEL | Analog Devices Inc. | Identical to ADM5180JP but packaged in bulk reel format for automated assembly. Features include 8/8 driver/receiver setup and 5V supply. | Ideal for high-volume manufacturing where automated surface-mount assembly is needed. Functionally the same as ADM5180JP. |
ADM560JRS-REEL | Analog Devices Inc. | 5 drivers and 4 receivers, runs on a lower 3V to 3.6V supply. Packaged in a smaller 28-pin SSOP for compact designs. | Suitable for power-sensitive or space-constrained applications needing basic RS232 communication. |
ADM560JRSZ | Analog Devices Inc. | Similar to ADM560JRS-REEL with the same 3V operation and 28-SSOP package. Typically RoHS-compliant with unlimited moisture sensitivity level. | Commonly chosen for compact RS232 setups in consumer electronics or handheld devices, especially when RoHS compliance is required. |
When you choose the ADM5180JP, you're working with a product from Analog Devices, a trusted name in signal processing and connectivity solutions. They design and build reliable, high-performance components used in many types of electronic systems. With a strong focus on quality and innovation, Analog Devices gives you parts that are built to last and easy to integrate. If you're looking for dependable performance in your projects, you're in good hands with their products.
The ADM5180JP gives you a simple and powerful way to manage differential signal reception across multiple channels. It supports various communication standards and offers TTL/CMOS compatibility, making integration smooth and straightforward. With its low power usage and built-in failsafe options, it helps you build more reliable systems. You can choose between DIP and PLCC packages to fit your layout needs. Whether you’re replacing older chips or adding new capability, this device is a practical option that gets the job done without extra hassle.
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The ADM5180JP is used to convert differential signals into TTL or CMOS outputs. It’s often used in communication systems, peripheral device connections, modems, and other setups that require reliable data transfer over multiple lines.
Yes, the ADM5180JP supports signal types that follow the EIA-232E standard, which is the basis of RS-232. It can read these differential signals and convert them into clean digital logic levels for your system.
FS1 and FS2 control the failsafe function of the receiver. When these are set, they determine the output logic state in the event of an open or shorted input line, helping maintain stable output during fault conditions.
The ADM5180JP runs on a single +5V power supply with a ±5% tolerance. This makes power design easy and ensures compatibility with most standard logic systems.
Yes, it supports data rates up to 200 kB/s, which makes it suitable for many high-speed communication and data exchange applications that don't exceed that speed.
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