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Hello,
I purchased the part of SN74AVC20T245DGGR. Under the test condition that the supply voltage is 3.3V, the ICCA value is as high as 228uA,and the ICCB is as high as 22484uA.
Can you suggest why above problem is occuring?
Thanks
Suri
Hi Clemens,
Yes,all inputs have a valid logic voltage.
And we also test the part, it also has a higher Icc when all inputs have floating.
Thanks,
Suri
Hi Suri,
Please note that floating can observe higher current.
By valid logic voltage, please ensure VCCA, VCCB and Vi are at a known voltage (GND or VCC) for the lower current, thanks.
Best Regards,
Michael.
Hi Michael,
The test condition: vcca=vccb=3.3V, vih=vcc, vil=gnd.
Because the ICC is tested, there is no limit to the current. The test results showed that the ICCA is as high as 228uA,and the ICCB is as high as 22484uA.
Can you suggest the reasons?
Thanks,
Suri
Hi Suri,
Please confirm if anomaly is seen on multiple units and that a continuity check is performed to ensure no shorts between pins.
Regards,
Jack
Hi Suri,
Is this behavior consistent with multiple units, with I/Os biased to known, DC state? How about leakage current testing with /OE high (disabled state) and Ioff?
Regards,
Jack