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Read articleSN65LV1021DB - Rochester Electronics Interface IC, 28-SSOP
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SN65LV1021DB
LINE DRIVER, 1 DRIVER, PDSO28
Available Stock: 23259IC PackageActive
ManufacturerRochester Electronics
PackageIC Package
Stock23259
Standard Pack1
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Basic Information
| Manufacturer | Rochester Electronics |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | SN65LV1021DB |
| IC Category | Driver & Interface Integrated Circuits |
| Package | IC Package |
| Lifecycle Status | Active |
Technical Attributes
| Source Parameters | LINE DRIVER, 1 DRIVER, PDSO28 |
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