74LVC2G34GV,125

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The 74LVC2G34GV,125 is an integrated circuit that falls under the broad category of “Logic - Buffers, Drivers, Receivers, Transceivers”. It is an amplifier and a driver that is designed for a variety of applications including, but not limited to, AC-coupled, logic-level translation. The 74LVC2G34GV, 125 is commonly used in data processing and automotive applications.

The 74LVC2G34GV,125 is a part of Texas Instruments\' 74LVC2G series, which consists of multiple amplifiers and drivers designed to provide high-speed operation and high-drive current, enabling the designer to optimize power consumption and switching speeds. It is a high-speed, low-voltage, logic-level translation device, with a maximum propagation delay of 25 ns, and capable of driving up to 40mA at 2.7 V. It is rated for a maximum recommended supply voltage of 5.5 V.

The 74LVC2G34GV,125 is a non-inverting three-state buffer amplifier, which features both an active low enable control and active low output enable control. The active low enable is used to enable or disable the drivers, and the active low output enable control can be used to disable the output drivers from one side of the status of the device. The 74LVC2G34GV,125 has an input voltage range from -0.3 to 7 V, and a voltage range for the outputs of -0.3 V to 5.5 V.

The main application of the 74LVC2G34GV,125 is its use as a level translator. It can translate voltages between different logic levels at speeds up to 25 ns, allowing devices operating at different levels to interact with each other. This makes it ideal for communication protocols, signal processing, and motor control applications. In automotive applications, the device can be used to multiplex signals and their logic levels along a shared bus. The high-speed nature of this device makes it suitable for communication protocols like CAN, CAN FD, and CAN over LIN.

The working principle of the 74LVC2G34GV,125 is relatively simple. When the active low enable input is enabled, the output voltage is determined by the voltage present at the input. When the active low output enable is high, the output is disabled and no voltage is allowed to pass through. This allows the user to selectively disable individual drivers on either side of the buffer. In addition, the device also has an internal Schmitt trigger function which ensures that the transition between logic levels is stable.

The 74LVC2G34GV,125 is a versatile device designed to operate in a wide range of applications. With its maximum propagation delay of 25 ns, high current output capability, high-drive current and low supply voltage, it is a great choice for applications requiring low-voltage level-translation. Its use as a level translator makes it ideal for communication protocols and motor control applications, and its active low enable and output enable inputs allow the user to selectively disable drivers on either side of the buffer.

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