MAX22515

IO-Link Transceiver with Integrated Protection

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  • High Configurability and Integration Reduces SKU
  • Integrated Protection Enables Robust Systems
  • Optimized for Small Designs
  • Flexible control interface

The MAX22515 low-power industrial transceiver can operate as either an IO-Link device or a non-IO-Link sensor transceiver in industrial applications. The MAX22515 features a selectable control interface (pin mode or I2C), two integrated linear regulators, and integrated surge protection for robust communication. The transceiver includes one C/Q input-output channel and one digital input (DI) channel. 

The device features a flexible control interface. Pin-control logic inputs allow for operation with switching sensors that do not use a microcontroller.

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  • High configurability and integration reduces SKU:
    • Operates from 8 to 36 V
    • Auxiliary digital input (DI)
    • I2C or pin mode control
    • Selectable C/Q driver current: 50 to 250 mA
    • Selectable C/Q driver slew rate (I2C mode)
    • Integrated oscillator for IO-Link communication
    • IO-Link Wake-up detection and Wake-up generation
    • Integrated linear regulators: 3.3 V, and 5 V
    • Compatible register set to MAX22513
  • Integrated protection enables robust systems:
    • ±1.2 kV/500 Ω surge protection on V24, C/Q, DI, and GND
    • Reverse polarity protection on V24, C/Q, DI, and GND
    • Hot-plug protection on supply input (V24)
    • Glitch filters for improved burst resilience
    • Selectable driver overcurrent configuration
    • -40 to +125 °C operating temperature range
    • Fast demagnetization of inductive loads
  • Optimized for small designs:
    • Low power dissipation: 2 Ω (typ) C/Q driver ON-resistance
    • 1.3 mA (typ.) supply current
    • Available in two tiny packages:
      • 20-Bump WLP (2.5 x 2.0 mm)
      • 24-Pin TQFN-EP (4 x 4 mm)
  • IO-Link Masters
  • Industrial Sensors
  • IO-Link Sensor and Actuator Devices
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