IC TXRX RS485/422 8-SOIC
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Interface - Drivers, Receivers, TransceiversDescription
IC TXRX RS485/422 8-SOIC
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MAX13085EESA+ is a Interface - Drivers, Receivers, Transceivers component from Maxim Integrated. This product page summarizes the core sourcing details buyers need before checking price, availability, documentation, or samples.
MAX13085EESA+ is listed with package reference 8-SOIC. The current product description is IC TXRX RS485/422 8-SOIC, and buyers should confirm package, footprint, and electrical details against the datasheet or quotation notes before approval.
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