That is a neat part, too bad that it is no longer in production. Looks
like Components Direct sells them individually.
http://www.componentsdirect.com/maxim-ds275-pdip-8-package-rs-232-transceiver.html
I'm not sure that I would start a new design for manufacture with them,
though.
-Adam
On 8/24/2012 6:36 AM, Mark Moulding wrote:
I am after a driver like the MAX232 that has 5V levels on one side;
+/- 5 on the other side and only requires a +5V supply. The MAX232
however is a 16 pin device and I am looking for something smaller (8
pins). I only need one Rx and one Tx channel.
If half-duplex will work, the DS275 might do. It's an 8-pin chip that
steals power from the TxD of whatever you're plugged into to provide
the negative swing for your TxD.
~~
Mark Moulding
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