MAX3232 Alternatives: RS-232 Transceiver Cross-Reference
The 16-pin transceiver that turns 3.3 V logic into RS-232: which parts really fit, and why the charge-pump capacitors decide the outcome.
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LXM28SU07M3X - Schneider Electric
EPCS-BS-32-50-8P-A-ST-M-H1-PLK-AA - FESTO, Non-IC
ATS01N206RT - Schneider Electric
6ES71437BH000BB0 - SIEMENS, Non-IC
L16-50-150-12-S - Actuonix Motion Devices, Non-IC
HAFUHH0020L4AXT - Honeywell Optoelectronic Sensor
L12-50-100-12-S - Actuonix Motion Devices, Non-IC
E3X-NA41F 2M - OMRON Optoelectronic Sensor
P16-50-256-12-P - Actuonix Motion Devices, Non-IC
ABFTE20EP200 - Schneider Electric
CP2E-E14DR-A - OMRON, Non-IC
MAX9617EVKIT+ - Analog Devices, Non-IC
REF5040AIDR - Texas Instruments Voltage Reference, SOIC-8
MAX2659EVKIT+ - Analog Devices Development Board, EVALUATION-BOARD
PSS30S92F6-AG - MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC, DIP-SPM
AFE1230E - Texas Instruments Analog IC, SSOP-28
AFE7222IRGCT - Rochester Electronics Analog IC, VQFN-64-9X9
AD652SQ - Analog Devices, CERDIP-16
H3Y410SAC120 - OMRON
AFE20408RHBT - Texas Instruments Analog IC
AMC1300EVM - Texas Instruments Analog IC, SOIC-8
MAX5153AEPE - Analog Devices, PDIP
JM54AC521SRA-RH - Texas Instruments, CERDIP-20
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