UART Family Features 16-Mbit/s Performance

Aug. 14, 2006
Exar’s XR16M/XR68M series is well-suited for battery-operated products

A family of six high-performance (16-Mbit/s), low-voltage (1.8-V) Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitters (UARTs) are well-suited for a range of battery-powered consumer products. Applications include portable devices, cellular data devices, and industrial uses such as factory automation and process control, telecommunications, and routers.

All the devices share a common set of features including a fractional baud-rate generator, automatic sleep mode, automatic hardware and software flow controls, a wireless infrared encoder/decoder, and selectable transmit and receive FIFO trigger levels. The series complies with both the Intel and Motorola bus interface. The XR16M2550/51 series are 16-byte FIFO devices; the XR16M2650/51 series are 32-byte FIFO devices, and the XR16M752 and XR68M752 are 64-byte FIFO devices. The XR16M2551 and XR16M2651 have an additional PowerSave mode that reduces the sleep current to a minimum during sleep modes. The UARTs are supported by standard serial-port software drivers for popular operating systems, such as Windows CE 4.2 and 5.0, XP, and Linux.

AVAILABILITY
All six devices are available now.PRICING
EMO series prices start at $0.75 for high-volume production orders FOR MORE INFORMATION
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