Mystery IC 576002-3: Two-Wire Digital Transmitter Datasheet Search

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The discussion revolves around the search for a datasheet for a specific two-wire differential digital transmitter integrated circuit (IC). Participants explore the characteristics of the IC, including its output states and potential applications, while considering the possibility of it being a custom-made component.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes the IC as a two-wire differential digital transmitter with three output states (high, low, ground) and trapezoidal output shapes.
  • Another participant inquires about the package type, number of pins, and the context of use, suggesting that packaging may be relevant.
  • A later reply specifies that the package is approximately a 28-pin surface mount with 50 mil centers, used in aeronautic system-to-system data transmission.
  • Some participants propose that the IC may be custom-made for a specific application, indicating that no specifications may be available outside of the engineers who designed it.
  • There is a suggestion that the IC might have been discontinued and replaced by a custom part, which could explain the difficulty in finding documentation.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express uncertainty regarding the availability of a datasheet, with multiple views on whether the IC is custom-made or discontinued. No consensus is reached on the specifics of the IC or its documentation.

Contextual Notes

Limitations include the lack of detailed specifications and the potential for the IC to be a custom design, which may restrict access to relevant datasheets or technical information.

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I'm searching for a datasheet.

This IC device is a two-wire, differental, digital transmitter.
Each leg has three output states (hi, lo, gnd).
The otputs are differential and trapizoidal in shape.

The logo on the chip is a solid white triangle with the point upward. And a Google search has let me down.
 
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What package?

DIL, SM, how many pins?

What's it out of?
 
zeitghost said:
What package?

DIL, SM, how many pins?

What's it out of?

I'm not sure how the packaging matters, but there are two channels in a package.

The package is about a 28 pin surface mount, 50 mil centers.

It's used in aeronautic, system to system data transmission.
 
It's very possible this is a custom made IC for a specific application. There may be no specs available, except for engineers that designed the circuit.
 
what said:
It's very possible this is a custom made IC for a specific application. There may be no specs available, except for engineers that designed the circuit.

Thanks, Wadt. That could very well be--even as an IC that's been discontinued, to be replaced by a custom part. It seems to support a odd communication standard.
 

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