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SN74LVC14A: output seems strange.

Part Number: SN74LVC14A


My design is as follows.power supply pin has an 0.1uF bypass capacitor. The 6 channels of the chip are designed the same,Takes channel1 as an example.First pull-down with a resistance which value is 680K,   then RC filtering(3K+33pF).All 6 outputs go to FPGA.

Sometimes the output of SN74LVC14A becomes as follow .

 

 

I need help.If you can speak Chinese,let me know,thank you .

  • Hello,

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  • I will resend the questions and attach pictures.

    My design is as follows:power supply pin has an 0.1uF bypass capacitor. The 6 channels of the chip are designed the same,Takes channel1 as an example.First pull-down with a resistance which value is 680K,   then RC filtering(3K+33pF).All 6 outputs go to FPGA.

    Sometimes the output of SN74LVC14A becomes as follow .


    See the following figure for the rising edge


    Abnormal time output high level waveform as shown below.It looks like it's oscillating


    Chip power consumption has increased dramatically during the problem.

    These are the problems I have encountered.

     

     

     

  • Can you capture the Vcc pin at the same time as the input and output of one channel when you are seeing the problem? I suspect that the rail is drooping due to excessive current draw.