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SN74LV07A: Offline Support Request

user5982066
Prodigy 150 points
Part Number: SN74LV07A
I am using LV07 in the switch circuit.
The output pin of LV07 is used in applications where Hi-Z output and Low output are periodically repeated.
However, it may be disturbed by disturbance crosstalk at Hi-Z output.

As an example,
(1) A noise of -800mV (220us) is generated at the output pin.
(2) A noise of -800mV (5us) is generated at the output pin.


It will exceed absolute voltage -0.5V, is there a risk of destruction?
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    TI__Guru* 96591 points
    Hello,
    What's more important than time or voltage is current. How much current is flowing through the output negative clamp diode when the voltage drops below -0.5V? The datasheet lists 50mA as the maximum clamp current. As long as you remain below that value, the device will not be damaged.
  • 0
    Prodigy 150 points
    Hello
    What is the Vf of the clamp diode (V)?

    I want to find it by ID (-50mA) >( 0V-(VIN + Vf)) / R.
    * 1 VIN = -800mV Vf = TBD

    How do you think in terms of energy?
    Best regards
  • 0 in reply to user5982066
    TI__Guru* 96591 points
    The clamp diode is not characterized as part of the datasheet. You can assume it will turn on around 0.5V, and clamp to a maximum of 0.8V until it is destroyed by excessive current. Most engineers just use Vf = 0.7V and limit the current to a very low value (ie less than 1mA). There's no good reason to choose a resistor that provides a current close to the maximum limits of the device.