Part Number: SN74GTL2010 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LSF0108 I'm a little puzzled as to if SREF has be be connected to 0V to disabled the chip ?
It seems clear that DREF and GREF are to be connected to 0V.
So can anyone confirm what SREF is supposed…
Part Number: SN74GTL2010 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TXU0104 , TXU0304 , LSF0108 Tool/software: Hi,
I would like to confirm whether the level translator SN74GTL2010 is suitable for I2S bit clock level translation operating at a sampling rate of…
Part Number: SN74GTL2010 Hi Team,
We found input signal offset 350mV~400mV,
But we cannot find the VIH/VIL in SN74GTL2010 datasheet.
Would you please help to check the spec of VIL/VIH for SN74GTL2010PW? Thanks.
Part Number: SN74GTL2010 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LSF0108 , LSF0102 Hi All,
I want to use SN74GTL2010 in my design and my requirements for the voltage translation is as per below:
SREF voltage : 1.8V
DREF and GREF voltage : 2.8V
Number…
Part Number: SN74GTL2010 Hi
our application is 1.8V(FPGA) to 3.3V SPI flash, as below..
On U6 Pin 17 (SPI_DI),,, It can't pull down to 0V ( about 1.1V) so it can't control SPI flash normally.
Can you tell me how to solve this issue ? thanks a…
Michael,
This device is a passive FET switch and doesn't have any drive capability. This device will simply pass the voltage driven by the external circuit attached from one side of the of the I/O to the other side with the load.
Why are you looking…
I've reviewed the data sheet for SN74GTL2010 , 10-bit bi-directional logic level converter, and while the data sheet says that the ON resistance is very low, it says nothing explicit about the impedance when Sref and/or Dref pins are unpowered or tied…
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