HI-1590

The HI-1590 is a low power CMOS dual +3.3V transceiver with the ability to vary the amplitude of the transmitter outputs. It is designed to meet the requirements of the MIL-STD-1553 / 1760 specifications, and is pin compatible with the +5.0V HI-1570. The HI-1590 adds SPI communication to an onboard DAC to vary the amplitude of the transmitter outputs.

 

The transmitter section of each bus takes complementary CMOS / TTL Manchester II bi-phase data and converts it to differential voltages suitable for driving the bus isolation transformer. Separate transmitter inhibit control signals are provided for each transmitter. The user has the option to either supply an external voltage to a single analog input pin, or program an 8-bit DAC through a SPI port to control the transmitter output amplitude.

 

The receiver section of each bus converts the 1553 bus bi-phase differential data to complementary CMOS / TTL data suitable for inputting to a Manchester decoder. Each receiver has a separate enable input which can be used to force the output of the receiver to a logic '0'.

 

Features

  • Compliant to MIL-STD-1553A & B, MIL-STD-1760 and ARINC 708A
  • CMOS Technology for Low Standby Power
  • Single +3.3V Power Supply
  • Variable Transmitter Output Amplitude with Option to Control with an External Voltage or SPI Controlled 8-bit DAC
  • Smallest Footprint Available in 7mm x 7mm Plastic QFN Package with Integral Heatsink
  • Less Than 1.2W Maximum Power Dissipation
  • Footprint Compatible Packaging Options with Holt HI-1570 or HI-1579
  • Industrial & Extended Temperature Ranges Available
  • Industry Standard Pin Configurations

 

Applications

  • MIL-STD-1553 Interfaces
  • Instrumentation
  • Test Equipment


 

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ADK-1590: HI-1590 Variable Amplidute MIL-STD-1553 Transceiver

ADK-1590: HI-1590 Variable Amplidute MIL-STD-1553 Transceiver

The ADK-1590 Evaluation Board demonstrates features of the HI-1590 MIL-STD-1553B dual transceiver with variable transmit amplitude, which can be digitally adjusted from 0 to 26 Vp-p through an SPI interface. Adjustment can also be made with a 0 to 3.3VDC analog control signal via a potentiometer. Amplitude controls for both buses are ganged together. In SPI mode, a low range option allows for more accurate amplitude adjustment from 0 to 4.9 Vp-p. The board runs from a single 3.3V ±5% supply voltage.
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