



SLLS034B - JANUARY 1988 - REVISED MAY 1995

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The SN75ALS053 is a four-channel, monolithic, high-speed, advanced low-power Schottky device designed for two-way data communication in a densely populated backplane. The SN75ALS053 has independent driver input (Dn) and receiver output (Rn) pins and separate driver and receiver disables. This transceiver is designed for use in high-speed bus systems and is similar to the SN75ALS057 transceiver except that the trapezoidal feature has been eliminated to speed up the propagation delays.
These transceivers feature open-collector driver outputs, each with a series Schottky diode to reduce capacitive loading to the bus. By using a 2-V pullup on the bus, the output signal swing will be approximately 1 V, which reduces the power necessary to drive the bus load capacitance. The driver outputs are capable of driving an equivalent dc load of as low as 10
.
The receivers have a precision threshold set by an internal bandgap reference to give accurate input thresholds over VCC and temperature variations.
These transceivers are compatible with Backplane Transceiver Logic (BTLTM) technology at significantly reduced power dissipation per channel.
The SN75ALS053 is characterized for operation from 0° to 70°C.
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