74ACTQ827SC

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The 74ACTQ827SC is a two-input quad-output non-inverting buffer/driver that uses advanced silicon-gate CMOS technology to provide high-performance buffering for clock and address lines, and provides buffering for bidirectional data lines. It is a logic device with a characteristic of high-speed operation, low quiescent current, and low noise. It is also offered in both 8-pin DIP and 28-pin PLCC packages.

The 74ACTQ827SC logic device is constructed from four independent buffers. Each output is active and can be used to drive other logic devices. Each buffer consists of two oppositely-arranged P-channel and N-channel MOS transistors, which are used to control the output. The device also has an enable input that can be used to turn off all of the buffers.

The 74ACTQ827SC application field can be found in almost any type of digital circuitry, such as in clocks and address lines, as well as in bidirectional data lines. The device can also be used in asynchronous logic circuits, where it can be used to drive other logic devices. Additionally, the 74ACTQ827SC can be used in signal-conditioning applications, such as driving high-speed logic. Furthermore, the device can be used in automotive and industrial applications, where its ability to drive high capacitive loads can be very useful.

The working principle of the 74ACTQ827SC is fairly simple. It has four inputs: two inputs that activate its buffer outputs and two enable inputs. When both inputs are active, an output is produced. The two enable inputs can be used to turn off all of the outputs simultaneously. It also has two control inputs that can be used to adjust the output voltage. The output voltage can be set to either a logic high (VCC) or a logic low (ground).

The 74ACTQ827SC also has a low-power mode, which can be used to reduce its power consumption. In this mode, the device is put into a low-power standby mode when the enable input is low and the device does not respond to inputs until the enable input is driven high. This mode can be used to reduce the power consumption of a system when the device is not actively used.

Overall, the 74ACTQ827SC is a versatile logic device that is suitable for use in a wide range of applications. It is a high-performance, low-cost device, with low quiescent current and low noise. It can be used as a buffer and driver in digital circuits, and can also be used in asynchronous logic circuits, signal-conditioning applications, automotive and industrial applications. The device also has a low-power mode that can be used to reduce its power consumption.

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