MAX13481E/MAX13482E/MAX13483E
±15kV ESD-Protected USB Transceivers with
External/Internal Pullup Resistors
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Detailed Description
The MAX13481E/MAX13482E/MAX13483E ±15kV ESD-
protected USB-compliant transceivers convert single-
ended or differential logic-level signals to USB signals,
and USB signals to single-ended or differential logic
signals. These devices fully comply to USB 2.0 when
operating at full-speed (12Mbps), and operate with V
L
as low as 1.6V, ensuring compatibility with low-voltage
ASICs. Integrated ±15kV ESD-circuitry protection pro-
tects D+ and D- bus connections.
The MAX13481E/MAX13483E require an external 1.5kΩ
pullup resistor to V
TRM
for full-speed operation. The
MAX13481E requires an external 1.5kΩ pullup resistor
and feature an active-low enumeration function that
connects a +3.3V voltage at VPU. The MAX13482E fea-
tures an active-low enumeration function that connects
a 1.5kΩ pullup resistor at VPUR for full-speed opera-
tion. The MAX13482E/MAX13483E also provide a bus
detect (BD) output that asserts high when V
BUS
> 3.6V.
Applications Information
Power-Supply Configurations
Normal Operating Mode
Connect V
L
and V
BUS
to system power supplies (Table 1).
Connect V
L
to a +1.6V to +3.6V supply. Connect V
BUS
to a +4.0V to +5.5V supply or to the V
BUS
connector.
Alternatively, these parts can derive power from a sin-
gle Li+ cell. Connect the battery to V
BUS
. V
TRM
remains
above +3.0V for V
BUS
as low as +3.1V. Additionally, the
devices can be powered by an external +3.3V ±10%
voltage regulator. Connect V
BUS
and V
TRM
to an exter-
nal +3.3V voltage regulator. V
BUS
no longer consumes
current to power the internal linear regulator in this con-
figuration. The bus detect function (BD) on the
MAX13482E and MAX13483E does not function when
the device is powered this way.
Disable Mode
Connect V
BUS
to a system power supply and leave V
L
unconnected or connect to GND. D+ and D- enter a tri-
state mode and V
BUS
(or V
BUS
and V
TRM
) consumes
less than 20µA of supply current. D+ and D- withstand
external signals up to +5.5V in disable mode (Table 2).
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