TIDA-00486
Isolated RS-485 to Wi-Fi Bridge with 24 VAC Power Reference Design
TIDA-00486
Overview
TIDA-00486 uses our SimpleLink Wi-Fi® CC3200 Internet-on-a-chip wireless MCU module to create a data bridge between an RS-485 network and a Wi-Fi network. The ISO15 transceiver provides an isolated RS-485 interface with up to 2500 VRMS of isolation. The LM5160 Fly-Buck™ power supply provides both isolated and non-isolated 3.3-V outputs for the two portions of the circuit. The design can be powered with AC or DC power up to 30-VRMS or 48-V peak.
A version of this design with a non-isolated RS-485 interface is avaialble in TIDA-00485.
Features
- Wide-input voltage range of 18-V to 30-V AC and 12-V to 48-V DC
- Fly-Buck power supply delivers 3.3 V at 550 mA and isolated 3.6 V at 50 mA
- Add Wi-Fi connectivity to an RS-485 network quickly and simply
- Galvanically isolated RS-485 interface to improve system safety and reliability
- CC3200 application processor provides adaptability to customer communication protocols
A fully assembled board has been developed for testing and performance validation only, and is not available for sale.
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Technical documentation
Type | Title | Date | ||
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* | Design guide | Isolated RS-485 to Wi-Fi Bridge With 24-V AC Power Design Guide (Rev. C) | Feb. 10, 2016 | |
Technical article | Add connectivity to existing hardware with our UART to Wi-Fi bridge | PDF | HTML | Sep. 08, 2015 |
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