Part Number: SN74LVCR2245A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74LVC374A Hi TIer
What about the maximum input frequency of SN74LVCR2245A.
Do we have some limited , I do not find it on Datasheet.
And I found the maximum rise speed is 10us/V . and…
Part Number: SN74LVCR2245A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74LVCR2245 Dears
We have identify one case, only one of the output pin(PINA) of SN74LVCR2245 have pulled up to a stable 3.3V(vcc2), and power down(VCC1) the device.
we have find the output…
Part Number: SN74LVCR2245A
This circuit is used to detect whether the board 2 is connected or not. Output logic 0 when connected, logic 1 when disconnected.
When disconnected, Vin is 5V, buffer can output a logic 1.
When connected, there are one…
Hi,
When the device isn't powered the I/O pins go into a high-impedance state due to the Ioff circuitry. There is some leakage current during this state which is spec'd in the datasheet at +/- 10 uA. This could be what is causing the voltage you are…
There are no Little Logic devices that have integrated damping resistors.
For larger devices, resistors are indicated by "R" or "2" (e.g., SN74LVC2244A or SN74LVCR2245A). As far as I know, there are no such devices with Schmitt-trigger inputs.
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74LVC2952A ALL CMOS parts are ballanced drive parts.( high drive and Low drive are equal) The damping resistor will reduce the drive in both directions equally. They will still be balanced.
The SN74LVC2952A does not…
This answer is quoted from the following post: http://e2e.ti.com/support/logic/f/151/t/388801
"ALL CMOS parts are balanced drive parts ( high drive and Low drive are equal). The damping resistor will reduce the drive in both directions equally. They…
Hi Kevin,
The maximum speed rating of a logic device is a tricky subject - primarily because these devices aren't typically characterized for bit rate. The SN74LVT245B has _very_ strong output drivers (seen in the datasheet by the IOH/IOL ratings of…
