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MAX 232 related doubts

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Electrix

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Please clear my doubts:

1. What do these triangular shaped symbols signify ??

2. What do these Hysteresis Square loops signify ??

3. When and where does one use the Vs+ and Vs- o/p pins ??
 

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Electrix said:
1. What do these triangular shaped symbols signify ??
Geez. A good guess would be that they are output data pins.

Electrix said:
2. What do these Hysteresis Square loops signify ??
What hysteresis square loops?

Electrix said:
3. When and where does one use the Vs+ and Vs- o/p pins ??
The MAX232 has a built-in voltage doubler and invertor. These are the outputs. You can use them if you want to, but note that they can't supply much current.
 
Electrix said:
Please clear my doubts:

1. What do these triangular shaped symbols signify ??

2. What do these Hysteresis Square loops signify ??

3. When and where does one use the Vs+ and Vs- o/p pins ??

1. It means that input/output is Inverted, eg. log. 1 is represented by 0V
2. Yes, it's Schmit trigger input (has different voltage level to flip to 1 then to flip back to 0)
3. It's an output from internal charge pump, you can use it if you need +8V or -8V in your circuit (eg LCD Contrast drive), but only couple mA.
 
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