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TH8082 Datasheet, PDF (3/14 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – Single LIN Bus Transceiver
TH8082
Single LIN Transceiver
Functional Description
After power on the chip automatically enters the VBAT-
stanby mode . In this intermediate mode the INH output
will become HIGH (VS) and therefore the voltage regula-
tor will provide the VCC - supply . The transceiver will
remain the VBAT-stanby mode until the controller sets it to
normal operation ( EN = High ) . Only in this mode bus
communication is possible. The TH8082 switches itself in
the VBAT-stanby mode if VCC is missing or below the
threshold.
The sleep mode ( EN = LOW) can only be reached from
normal mode and permits a very low power consumtion
because the transceiver and even the external voltage
regulator get disabled. If the VCC has been switched off a
wake-up request from the bus line will cause the TH8082
to enter the VBAT-stanby mode (VCC is present again) and
sets the RxD output to low until the device enters the
normal operation mode (active LOW interrupt at RxD). If
the INH pin is not connected to the regulator or the inhibi-
table external regulator is not the one that provides the
VCC – supply, the normal mode is directly accessilble by
a logic high on the EN pin.
In order to prevent an unintended wake-up caused by
disturbances of the automotiv environment incoming
dominant signals from the bus have to exceed the wake–
up delay time.
Mode Control of TH8082
EN
VCC
Comment
0
0
VBAT-standby , power on
0
1
VBAT-standby , VCC on , wake up condition after
power on
1
1
Normal mode , VCC on
1
0
VBAT-standby , VCC missing (VCC<VCCUV)
0
0
Sleep mode, switch to VBAT-standby in case of
wake-up request
0
1
Sleep mode, regulator not disabled, switch to
VBAT-standby in case wake-up request, directly
switch to normal mode with EN = 1
INH
Vs
Vs
Vs
Vs
floating
floating
RxD
0
Active LOW
wake-up interrupt
1 = recessive bus
0 = dominant bus
VCC
Active LOW wake-up inter-
rupt if VCC is present
Active LOW
wake-up interrupt
Data Sheet Rev 1.0 June 2001
Page 3
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