74LVC1G17FZ4-7

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Introduction to 74LVC1G17FZ4-7

The 74LVC1G17FZ4-7 is a single dual-output, non-inverting logic buffer with Schmitt-trigger inputs. It provides the logic functionality of a buffered, single dual-output, non-inverting logic buffer, with the added benefit of a Schmitt-Trigger input buffer. The device is suitable for applications such as in the field of logic, buffering, and interface, such as in remote sensing and local control applications.

Applications of 74LVC1G17FZ4-7

The 74LVC1G17FZ4-7 is typically used in applications where low-voltage noise immunity, low power consumption, and high noise immunity are required. It can be used as a buffer between digital systems, as an interface between digital and analog systems, and as a logic buffer when processing data with high performance requirements. It is also useful for UARTs (universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter) and LVDS (low-voltage differential signaling) interfaces.

The 74LVC1G17FZ4-7 is used in a variety of applications such as circuit protection, motor control, detection and protection circuits, automotive circuits and systems, applications requiring delay lines and data buffers, and as a driver of signal-conditioned test and measurement circuits.

The 74LVC1G17FZ4-7 is also used for driving high-speed signal lines and local inter-chip signaling. It is suitable for applications where noise impedances are high, and for applications where multiple signals are used in parallel. It is also used in communication systems such as Point-to-Point systems, as well as communication networks including CAN, IEEE 1394, and Ethernet.

Working Principle of 74LVC1G17FZ4-7

The 74LVC1G17FZ4-7 is a buffered non-inverting logic buffer with Schmitt-trigger inputs. It contains two non-inverting buffers, each with a Schmitt-trigger input and a buffered output. When an input is at a particular voltage level, the Schmitt-trigger input will cause the output to move to a different voltage level. The Schmitt-trigger action reduces the amount of noise change on the input that is necessary to change the output, thereby reducing the noise-generated power consumption and providing a buffered output.

The 74LVC1G17FZ4-7 operates from a single 1.65V to 5.5V supply voltage. The device features tOFF and tON times, fast switching speeds and a low supply current. The tOFF time is the time required for the output to go from a high to a low state while the tON time is the time required for the output to go from low to high. The fast switching speeds and low supply current enable the device to be used in a variety of applications.

The 74LVC1G17FZ4-7 contains two non-inverting buffers with Schmitt-trigger inputs. The output of each buffer is active high and is capable of driving both CMOS and TTL logic levels. The device features a very low input current of less than 1µA, and a power-down shutdown control which disables all outputs when VDD is unconnected. The device features a fast propagation delay of less than 15ns, and a low output-to-output skew of less than 5ns. The device also features an input threshold voltage of 1.41V at TA = +25C.

Conclusion

The 74LVC1G17FZ4-7 is an ideal device for a variety of applications that require low-voltage noise immunity, low power consumption, and high noise immunity. The device provides a single dual-output, non-inverting logic buffer with Schmitt-trigger inputs, ensuring fast switching speeds and a low supply current. The device is well-suited for a variety of applications including circuit protection, motor control, detection and protection circuits, automotive circuits, and communication systems.

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