Tool/software:
Can SN74AHCT14 be recognized as Low in this combination?
In fact, is Output of SN74LV240 less than 0.55V? (IOL should be much less than 16mA)
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Tool/software:
Can SN74AHCT14 be recognized as Low in this combination?
In fact, is Output of SN74LV240 less than 0.55V? (IOL should be much less than 16mA)
The input current (II) is nearly zero, so the output voltage will be nearly zero. See [FAQ] What is the output voltage (VOH or VOL) when the output current is X or the supply voltage is Y?
Hi Soichiro,
Clemens is right. Refer to the FAQ for more details, but a summary is that the output voltage of a CMOS driver is determined by ohms law. Therefore the voltage won't be high enough to cause a transition on the AHCT device.
Best,
Malcolm
In the example, VOH is calculated, but in the case of VOL, Rout×IOL means that the voltage will be higher than GND, right?
If I want to skip calculations. If IOL=100μA, can I use VOL=0.2V?
Hi soichiro,
The 100uA currents are typically not very accurate test currents by which to make a measurement. You can use 0.2V to estimate the worst case, but in reality if you had 100uA at the output, I would expect the output voltage to be very close to GND.
Best,
Malcolm
Hi Malcolm,
Thank you for answering. It seems that Ican use that value when thinking roughly.