The part number "TLE7259-3GE" is from Infineon Technologies. This part is an automotive-specific integrated circuit (IC), specifically a LIN transceiver used in automotive and industrial applications for communication over Local Interconnect Network (LIN) systems.
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For a complete breakdown of the pinout and answers to frequently asked questions, I suggest starting with a brief overview and pinout, followed by the answers to the FAQ. Below is a basic description:
TLE7259-3GE Pinout & Pin Function
Pin Functions Table Pin Number Pin Name Function Description 1 VDD Positive supply voltage for the device (typically 5V or 12V). 2 GND Ground pin, used for the reference voltage. 3 LIN LIN Bus communication line (transmit/receive). 4 TXD Transmit data pin for LIN protocol. 5 RXD Receive data pin for LIN protocol. 6 EN Enable pin; used to enable or disable the transceiver. 7 VIO IO supply voltage for the microcontroller. 8 VCC Supply pin for the logic circuitry. 9 RS Resistor pin, used for adjusting bus termination (optional in certain circuits). 10 CAN Can bus communication interface , used for CAN protocol (if applicable). Packaging Type The "TLE7259-3GE" is typically provided in a SSOP-16 (Small Shrink Outline Package) or similar small-outline package, depending on the specific variant of the device. Circuit Principle OverviewThe TLE7259-3GE is designed to act as a transceiver for communication over the LIN bus. It is designed to support high-speed data transfer, low Power consumption, and provide a robust interface for automotive networks. The key functions include:
TXD (Transmit): This pin sends out data onto the LIN bus. The microcontroller or other devices connected to the system will drive data to this pin. RXD (Receive): The microcontroller receives the data coming from the bus on this pin. LIN: This is the main interface for communication over the bus. The LIN transceiver interprets signals coming from the microcontroller and communicates them to other components on the bus. VDD, GND: These are power pins. VDD connects to a power supply, and GND connects to the system ground.TLE7259-3GE FAQ (20 Common Questions)
Q: What is the TLE7259-3GE used for? A: The TLE7259-3GE is used for communication in automotive Local Interconnect Network (LIN) systems, offering a transceiver for high-speed data transfer.
Q: How many pins does the TLE7259-3GE have? A: The TLE7259-3GE has 16 pins, commonly in a SSOP-16 package.
Q: What is the voltage supply requirement for the TLE7259-3GE? A: The device operates with a supply voltage typically between 5V to 12V.
Q: Can the TLE7259-3GE be used in other applications besides automotive? A: While it is primarily designed for automotive applications, it can be used in industrial networks that require LIN communication.
Q: What is the function of the EN pin? A: The EN (Enable) pin is used to activate or deactivate the transceiver’s operation.
Q: How is the TLE7259-3GE connected to a microcontroller? A: The TLE7259-3GE is connected to the microcontroller via the TXD and RXD pins for data transmission and reception.
Q: What is the function of the LIN pin? A: The LIN pin is used for communication on the LIN bus, connecting the device to other components in the network.
Q: Can the TLE7259-3GE support high-speed data transmission? A: Yes, the TLE7259-3GE is designed for high-speed data communication on the LIN bus.
Q: What is the package type of the TLE7259-3GE? A: The TLE7259-3GE is typically provided in a SSOP-16 package.
Q: What type of grounding does the TLE7259-3GE require? A: The device requires a ground connection via the GND pin, which is crucial for proper operation.
Q: Is the TLE7259-3GE compatible with 12V automotive systems? A: Yes, it is designed to operate within the typical 12V automotive voltage range.
Q: Does the TLE7259-3GE require external resistors for termination? A: The RS pin can be used with a resistor for bus termination if needed, but it’s not mandatory.
Q: What communication protocols does the TLE7259-3GE support? A: It supports the LIN protocol for communication on the Local Interconnect Network.
Q: Can the TLE7259-3GE be used for both transmitting and receiving data? A: Yes, the device can both transmit data via TXD and receive data via RXD.
Q: What is the function of the VCC pin? A: The VCC pin supplies the logic circuitry within the TLE7259-3GE.
Q: What kind of data rates does the TLE7259-3GE support? A: The device supports data rates typically up to 20 kbps for LIN communication.
Q: What should be done if the device needs to be powered down? A: Power down the device by deactivating the EN pin and providing 0V on the supply voltage.
Q: Is thermal management required for the TLE7259-3GE? A: While not mandatory, adequate thermal management is recommended for ensuring reliable operation, particularly in high-power or dense systems.
Q: How do I handle noise in the LIN bus when using the TLE7259-3GE? A: Noise filters can be used on the LIN pin to reduce interference and improve signal quality.
Q: Can the TLE7259-3GE be used in applications with mixed 5V and 12V systems? A: Yes, the device supports both 5V and 12V environments, making it versatile for various automotive and industrial systems.
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