Non inverting buffer IC

Sho Ogane

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Hi all.

My customer would like to know the device that is 1:8.
The spec that my customer need is like a SN74ACT224.

Do you know such a device?

If you don't know the device, I will recommend the following way.

Please summarize the input of 8bit non inverting buffer .
Is this way OK?

Best Regards,
Sho Ogane

over 11 years ago

0 Emrys Maier over 11 years ago

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Are they looking for a 1:8 MUX or a part to take 1 input and produce 8 simultaneous equal outputs? We have both solutions. I will also need to know how much current is required for the output and what voltages are to be used.

0 Sho Ogane over 11 years ago in reply to Emrys Maier

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Hi Emrys san.

Thank you for the reply.
They are looking for a part to take 1 input and produce 8 simultaneous equal outputs.

Please tell me the typical model number because we want to reference.

Sorry I don't know the values of the current is required and the voltage.

Best Regards,
Sho Ogane

0 Emrys Maier over 11 years ago in reply to Sho Ogane

TI__Guru* 97676 points

Sho-san,

The best solution that I know of for this type of requirement is to use an octal buffer and tie all of the inputs together. An example is the SN74LVC2244A.

You can see more examples at this link.

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Non inverting buffer IC