- Protocol
- IEEE 1394
- Function
- Link Layer Controller
- Interface
- Parallel
- Standards
- IEEE 1394-1995, 1394a-2000
- Voltage - Supply
- 3.3V
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"TSB43CA42PGFG4" is the part number for a FireWire (IEEE 1394) controller integrated circuit manufactured by Texas Instruments. FireWire, also known as IEEE 1394 or i.LINK, is a high-speed serial bus interface commonly used to connect devices such as cameras, external hard drives, audio interfaces, and other peripherals to computers.
Features and Specifications:
- FireWire Standard: The TSB43CA42PGFG4 is designed to comply with IEEE 1394a and IEEE 1394b standards, supporting data transfer rates of 400 Mbps and 800 Mbps.
- Multiple Ports: Some FireWire controller ICs offer multiple ports, allowing multiple devices to be connected simultaneously.
- DMA Support: Direct Memory Access (DMA) support allows data to be transferred directly between the device and memory without CPU involvement.
- Bus-Powered and Self-Powered Modes: FireWire devices can be bus-powered (get power from the bus) or self-powered (have their own power supply).
Main Features:
- High Speed Data Transfer: The TSB43CA42PGFG4 provides fast data transfer rates for demanding applications such as video streaming and data backup.
- Plug and Play: FireWire devices are known for their plug and play functionality, making them easy to connect and use without complicated setup.
- Daisy Chaining: FireWire supports daisy chaining, allowing multiple devices to be connected in series on a single bus.
Application:
- Video Production: FireWire controllers are often used in video production setups to connect video cameras, camcorders, and audio equipment to a computer for live video and audio capture.
- External Storage: FireWire is used to connect external hard drives and RAID systems for high-speed data transfer and backup.
- Audio Interface: Musicians and audio engineers use FireWire interfaces to connect microphones, instruments, and mixers to computers for recording and processing audio.
- Consumer Electronics: FireWire is used in a variety of consumer electronics such as digital cameras, printers, and scanners for fast data transfers.
- Medical Devices: FireWire can be found in medical imaging equipment, facilitating the transfer of medical images and data.