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ATA663211-GAQW

MCHPATA663211-GAQW

Microchip Technology
1/1 Transceiver LINbus 8-SO
Active5,431 in stock

Overview

The ATA663211-GAQW is a standalone LIN transceiver designed for automotive and industrial communication, providing the interface between a protocol controller and the physical LIN bus. It supports bit rates up to 20 Kbaud and features advanced EMC and ESD performance for harsh environments. This AEC-Q100 qualified device includes a wide supply voltage range from 5V to 28V and integrated wake-up logic.

Why Choose This Part

This transceiver offers an extremely low sleep current of 9 uA and features wake-up source recognition to help identify if the bus or a local pin triggered the system. It includes comprehensive protection against short circuits to battery or ground and incorporates a TXD time-out timer to prevent bus locking.

Applications

Body Control Modules
Used for low-speed communication in automotive comfort systems such as seat adjustment, window lifters, and mirror controls.
Sensor Actuator Networks
Ideal for connecting simple sensors and actuators in a vehicle sub-network where CAN-bus complexity is not required.
Industrial Local Networks
Facilitates robust, low-cost communication in industrial machinery for non-safety-critical automation tasks.
Power Management Control
Utilizes the INH output to control external voltage regulators, enabling significant power savings in sleep mode.

Key Specifications

Type Transceiver
Protocol LINbus
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Package / Case 8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)
Voltage - Supply 5V ~ 28V
Receiver Hysteresis 100 mV
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 150degC
Supplier Device Package 8-SO
Number of Drivers/Receivers 1/1

Getting Started

To evaluate the ATA663211-GAQW, engineers can utilize Microchip's automotive networking development boards or implement the 8-SOIC package on a custom carrier for breadboarding. Ensure the INH pin is properly configured to manage external system regulators, and verify that the LIN bus pull-up resistor (typically 1k for Master nodes or 30k for Slave nodes) is correctly populated.