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HOLT's MIL-STD-1553 Protocol IC HI-2130

The world's smallest MIL-STD-1553 terminal IC with a transformer integrated into a thin 15×15×4.4mm package.

The HI-2130 is a product that combines the functionality of Holt's HI-6130 16-bit parallel bus interface and HI-6131 SPI device, integrating MIL-STD-1553 protocol logic, dual transceivers, and dual transformers into a single compact package. The slim 15×15×4.4mm HI-2130LBxx is one of the world's smallest single-package 1553 terminals with integrated transformers, making it ideal for use in applications such as switched mezzanine cards (XMC) or PCI mezzanine card (PMC) assemblies. The BGA package is available in both RoHS compliant and Sn/Pb options, providing customers with a solution for Sn/Pb assemblies without the need for expensive re-balling.

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HOLT's world's smallest MIL-STD-1553 protocol IC

The MAMBA series features a 6mm x 6mm MIL-STD-1553 terminal (SPI interface).

The MAMBA series consists of 3.3V CMOS devices that provide a host processor and MIL-STD-1553B bus interface. Each IC includes BC, MT, and RT, allowing for simultaneous operation with any combination of 1553 functions. Valid terminals communicate with the MIL-STD-1553 bus via a shared on-chip dual bus transceiver and external transformers. There are four types based on functionality: - HI-6138: BC, MT, RT - HI-6137: BC, RT - HI-6136: MT, RT - HI-6135: RT Users can allocate 16KByte (8K×17Bit words) of on-chip SRAM between devices according to application requirements. The HI-613x communicates with the host via a 40MHz 4-wire SPI. Programmable interrupts provide terminal status to the host processor.