CLVC8T245MRHLTEP

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Logic translators and level shifters are simple yet very effective circuits used to convert signals from one logic family to another or between different voltage levels. The CLVC8T245MRHLTEP is an improved version of two existing devices, the CLVC8T245MTLP and the CLVC8T245MRHHP. This device provides a level shifting operation that allows the user to take multiple logic signals that have different logic levels and map them to the same logic level. It is used in a variety of applications including communications, industrial, and computer systems.

CLVC8T245MRHLTEP devices are a member of a larger family of level shifting and logic translating circuits. Generally, level shifting and logic translating circuits can be used to change either voltage levels, or logic families. This level shifter is one of the most efficient and cost-effective solutions for logic and voltage level conversion between TTL and CMOS logic levels. The device accepts either 3.3 V or 5 V TTL logic levels and will translate them to 2.5 V, 4 V, or 5 V CMOS logic. In addition, the input and output configurations are programmable through the six select pins.

The CLVC8T245MRHLTEP supports two different operating modes, the two-level and three level modes. In the two-level mode, the device changes one logic family (TTL or CMOS) to the other with thresholds either at Vcc or GND. This reduces the required input voltage range, but it also limits the range of logic family conversion to either incoming CMOS to outgoing CMOS, or incoming TTL to outgoing TTL. In the three-level mode, the device can convert between the two logic families with different thresholds, if needed. As an example, the device can convert incoming 3.3 V TTL levels to 4 V CMOS, or 5 V TTL to 2.5 V CMOS.

The CLVC8T245MRHLTEP contains all the necessary circuits to perform the voltage and logic family level shifting. The device contains a differential amplifier, which outputs a voltage that is determined by the level of input and output logic. The differential amplifier signal is then converted to the required CMOS or TTL levels using Schmitt trigger circuits. The device also contains the necessary control circuitry for the six selection pins, which allow for two or three-level output operation.

The CLVC8T245MRHLTEP is useful in a variety of situations when level shifting and logic conversion is needed. It can be used in communications systems to convert between different logic families, industrial applications where multiple logic signals need to be converted and also in computer systems where level shifting can be used to change input signals to the desired output voltage. In addition, the increased range of voltage options makes the device well suited for applications where precise voltage levels are needed.

In summary, the CLVC8T245MRHLTEP is a versatile, low cost and efficient device for performing logic and level conversions between TTL and CMOS logic families. The device supports both two and three-level operation with programmable thresholds, allowing for precise signal level conversions. Furthermore, it can also be used in a variety of applications where level shifting and logic conversion is needed, making it a great choice for many applications.

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