TIA-562:1989 (R2012)

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Electrical Characteristics for an Unbalanced Digital Interface

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
TIA	1989	22

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Description

This standard specifies the electrical characteristics of the
unbalanced voltage digital interface circuit normally implemented
In integrated circuit technology that may be employed when
specified for the Interchange of serial binary signals between Data
Terminal Equipment ( DTE ) and Data Circuit Terminating Equipment (
DCE ) or in any interconnection of binary signals between voice or
data equipment.

The Interface circuit includes a generator connected by an
interconnecting cable to a load consisting of a receiver. The
electrical characteristics of the circuit are specified in terms of
required voltage, current, and resistance values obtained from
measurement made at the interface point.

It Is Intended that this electrical standard interoperate with
generators and receivers that conform to EIA Standard EIA/TIA-232-D
and/or CCITT Recommendation V.28. It is Intended that this standard
will be referenced by other standards that specify the other
necessary components of an interface (e.g., protocol, timing, pin
assignments, etc.) for applications where the electrical
characteristics of an unbalanced voltage digital circuit are
required. This standard does not specify other characteristics of
the interface (such as signal quality and timing, etc.) essential
for the interconnected equipment operation.