CAN bus transceiver for industrial and automotive networks
The 200 mV receiver hysteresis provides noise rejection on the bus, which matters in motor-drive or factory-floor environments where common-mode transients are common.
1 Mbps data rate and 200 mV hysteresis — what they mean on the bus
The 1 Mbps data rate matches the CAN 2.0B maximum, so this part can run the fastest standard CAN frames without bit-rate bottlenecks. The 200 mV receiver hysteresis is a practical advantage: it prevents the bus from toggling on noise when the differential signal is near the recessive-dominant threshold. In a system with long cable runs or shared ground paths, that hysteresis buys you margin against false frame starts.
Package and footprint: 8-SOIC, surface-mount
It is surface-mount only, so it reflows alongside the rest of the board.