AM26LV32INSR

AM26LV32INSR is a quad differential line receiver from the AM26LV32 family. It accepts four differential input pairs (A–B) and converts each to a single-ended logic output (Y) suitable for RS-422/RS-485-style networks. It offers a common enable (OE) to tri-state all outputs, allowing multiple receivers on a shared bus without contention. LV denotes a low-voltage process (typically 3.3V operation) with relatively low power. Features generally include: four independent receivers, wide input common-mode range, good noise rejection, ESD protection on inputs, and TTL/CMOS-compatible outputs. The “INSR” suffix encodes package and temperature options (industrial/extended ranges) specific to the device variant—check the datasheet for exact details on pinout, timing, and operating conditions. Common applications are bus interfaces for microcontrollers to RS-422/RS-485 networks, industrial control systems, and multi-drop sensors. For precise electrical specs and pin configuration, consult the TI AM26LV32INSR datasheet.

AM26LV32INSR is a 32‑bit low‑voltage RS‑422/RS‑485 differential transceiver. Cross‑references depend on voltage and package. For precise substitutes, please specify operating voltage (3.3V or 5V) and package type (DIP, SOIC, TSSOP) and whether you need the full transceiver or separate driver/receiver functions. I can then provide exact cross‑reference part numbers from TI, ON Semiconductor, NXP, etc.

AM26LV32INSR features (concise):
- Quad differential line receiver (4 independent channels)
- 3-state outputs with an enable (OE) control
- Designed for RS-422/RS-485 type differential signaling
- Low-voltage LV family device (3.3V logic range; exchangeable with 5V in some variants)
- Differential input pairs A and B; CMOS/TTL-compatible outputs
- Failsafe/default output state on idle/open/shorted inputs
- High input impedance with protection features (input clamps/ESD robustness)
- Suitable for long-distance high-speed differential data links
- Packaging variants including industrial temperature (INSR) options
Note: exact voltage ranges, propagation delays, and data-rate specs vary by package and revision; consult the latest datasheet for precise numbers.

- Pin count: 16 pins (16-pin package, e.g., SOIC/DIP).
- Function: Quadruple differential line receiver (RS-422/RS-485 compatible). It accepts four differential input pairs and converts each to a corresponding single-ended logic output. Used for high-speed differential data buses.

Manufacturer: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD).
What kind of company: AMD is a US-based multinational semiconductor company that designs and produces integrated circuits, including microprocessors, GPUs, memory, and various logic/analog devices.

AM26LV32INSR is a dual differential line receiver for RS-422/RS-423 interfaces. Typical application areas include:
- Industrial automation and control networks
- Point-to-point or multi-drop serial communications
- Telemetry and remote sensing systems
- Data acquisition and instrumentation interfaces to microprocessors
- Computer networking and peripheral equipment
- Any low-voltage differential signaling needs in 5V systems
It provides two independent differential receivers with TTL/CMOS-compatible outputs, suitable for robust, long-distance differential data links in harsh environments.

A 16‑pin plastic Small Outline package (SOIC).