RS485 driver of low bit error rate, low working power supply voltage and high ESD
A low power supply voltage, RS485 technology, applied in the field of integrated circuits, can solve the problems of unstable charge and discharge current, high bit error rate of transmitted data, low working power supply voltage, etc., and achieve low bit error rate, high ESD performance, and low power supply The effect of voltage
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[0024] Such as figure 1 , in the existing RS485 transmitter, the power tube output is a stacked MOS structure. Usually the voltage drop of a MOS is 0.35V. In order to ensure the output of 1.5V differential output voltage, the minimum power supply voltage is 0.35V*4+1.5V=2.9V, which can meet the requirements of low power supply voltage (such as 3.0V). Although the stacked MOS structure can meet the requirements of low power supply voltage operation, it needs to occupy a large area of the chip and increase the cost of the chip.
[0025] refer to figure 2 In the 3RS485 transmitter shown in the figure, the power tube output is a diode stacked MOS structure. Usually, the voltage drop of a MOS is 0.35V, and the voltage drop of a diode is 0.65V. In order to ensure a 1.5V differential output voltage, the minimum power supply voltage is 2 *(0.65+0.35)V+1.5V=3.5V, which cannot meet the requirements of low power supply voltage operation.
[0026] refer to Figure 4 The RS485 trans...
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