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Texas Instruments AM26LV32CDR and its qualified second sources, compared on form/fit/function, stock, lifecycle and price — the same checks Parter runs inside a BOM.

AM26LV32CDR compared against its qualified second sources
AM26LV32CDRTexas InstrumentsAM26LV32IDRTexas InstrumentsAM26LV32EIDRTexas Instruments+2more
FFF CompatibilityBoth devices share the standard 16-SOIC footprint with identical pinout assignments verified via datasheet.Both parts use the standard 16-SOIC package with 3.90mm (0.154") body width.All primary receiver electrical specifications match or exceed the original, including an expanded industrial operating temperature range.The pinout assignments for inputs, outputs, enables, power, and ground are identical to the baseline part.Housed in the identical 16-SOIC package size and lead configuration.Operates on the same 3.0V to 3.6V voltage rail and matches all receiver performance criteria with added ESD robustness.
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AM26LV32CDR by Texas Instruments: 0/4 Receiver RS422, RS485 16-SOIC.

This is the manufacturer-recommended industrial temperature upgrade for the obsolete commercial-grade part. It is a direct drop-in replacement that retains the exact same silicon design, package, and electrical specifications.

  • Manufacturer recommended upgrade path
  • Identical pinout and SOIC-16 footprint for direct drop-in replacement
  • Extended operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C (compared to 0°C to 70°C)

This is the enhanced version of the 3.3V quad differential receiver family. It provides superior ESD protection and a wider temperature range while maintaining complete pin-to-pin and mechanical compatibility.

  • Active production part with long-term availability
  • Enhanced ESD protection on differential receiver inputs
  • Drop-in pinout compatibility in the same 16-SOIC footprint
Lifecycle StatusObsoleteActiveActive
Market AvailabilityIn stockIn stockIn stock
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Description0/4 Receiver RS422, RS485 16-SOIC0/4 Receiver RS422, RS485 16-SOIC0/4 Receiver RS422, RS485 16-SOIC
ManufacturerTexas InstrumentsTexas InstrumentsTexas Instruments
TypeInterfaceInterfaceInterface
DatasheetOpenOpenOpen
Lead Time20 weeks16 weeks16 weeks
Country of Origin---
Export Control Class NumberEAR99EAR99EAR99
HTSUS Code8542.39.0070--
Moisture Sensitivity Level1 (Unlimited)--
TypeBiCMOS Quadruple Differential Line Receiver--
ProtocolTIA/EIA-422-B, TIA/EIA-423-B, ITU Recommendation V.10, ITU Recommendation V.11--
Data Rate32.0MHz--
Mounting TypeSurface Mount--
Package / CaseSOIC (16)--
Voltage - Supply3.3V--
Receiver Hysteresis50.0mV--
Supplier Device PackageSOIC (16)--

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Yes. The Texas Instruments AM26LV32CDR is marked obsolete, so the manufacturer has discontinued it and any remaining supply is limited to distributor stock. The qualified second sources on this page are active parts you can design in today.

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