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Part Number: SN74LV86A
Overshoot 9.2V was applied to the input terminal.Do you know the current value at this time?
Even if I checked the current value, the parameter in the IBIS model was only up to 5V.
Can you show that there is no problem with the…
Part Number: SN74LV14A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74LV86A , SN74HCS244 Tool/software:
Are both of the two combinations shown in the diagram above OK?
About 8× is OK for digital signals.
The termination resistor should match the characteristic impedance of the cable. CAT6 usually has 100 Ω.
A differential transmitter outputs two signals that are inverted from each other. This can be done…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74LV86A I have two spare XOR gates on a SN74LV86A and I need an oscillator which is asynchronous to my system clock. I am considering building an oscillator from the two XOR gates. However I am concerned that it may draw…
Pin 3 of the 555 outputs a regular square wave; you can indeed trigger on any edge. You can also replace the 555 with another source (which would be necessary for more than 2 MHz).
The top transceiver is used only as a transmitter; the bottom transceiver…
Yes, the power supply is bypassed.
I'll check out the SN74LV86A and see what it does. Is there such a beast as a Schmitt-trigger XOR? Time to search.
Thanks much....Steve
