Hello Clemens
Thanks a lot for your suggestion. If I use SN74LV1T126 and it is powered by 3.8V or even 5V, but the input signal could be 3.3V or 3V level(both OE and A), what is the supply current, could you perform a simulation or a test for me?
Thanks!
Hello,
I have split this from the original thread to this new thread. Your original question was resolved - please mark it as so for any future visitors.
This question is completely separate, regarding a different device. Please always start a new thread if you want to ask a question about a new device. If you feel it relates to the original thread, you can open that thread and choose the "+ Ask a related question" at the top to link the two.
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Regarding your question:
The datasheet provides the value you are requesting:
Our behavioral SPICE models are great for system simulation and understanding basic functionality (for example, output current with a certain load condition, or pull-up resistor sizing), however they are not transistor-level simulations and should not be used for any guarantees beyond the datasheet specifications.
We offer EVMs so you can test devices yourself if the datasheet does not include everything you need - for any device you can find the EVM in the TI.com product folder:
https://www.ti.com/product/SN74LV1T126
The same site provides links to order samples:
