MC10E154FNG

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MC10E154FNG is a high voltage CMOS quad decoder with ECL outputs. As part of the signal-switching, multiplexing, decoding family of Logic-Signal Switches, Multiplexers, Decoders, the device is designed for both fast switching speed and high noise resistance.

The MC10E154FNG can work with a wide range of voltage levels from 2V to 15V so that it is suitable for a variety of application fields. It also provides logic outputs that are capable of fan-out of 10 LVCMOS loads. The ECL outputs are capable of fan-out of 4 ECL loads. Moreover, the device features ECL output enable, low pulse switching time, and enable-disable inputs.

Operation of the device can be explained clearly. It is driven by four data inputs, each of which define one bit of the output. The device also has one input, termed "Select Enable", that must be high to enable the outputs. When "Select Enable" is low, all of the outputs are held low independent of the data inputs, and when "Select Enable" is high, the outputs are determined by the data inputs.

The ECL outputs are designed to work directly with ECL logic families. Moreover, the CMOS outputs are designed to be compatible with CMOS logic families. By combining the MC10E154FNG\'s ECL logic outputs and CMOS logic outputs, the device is capable of performing low logic implementations and high logic applications.

The MC10E154FNG was designed to be extremely efficient, with a low quiescent current of 8µA and a low driving current of 8mA. It also features a high noise immunity of over 8KV on the VCC terminal and 6KV on the inputs and outputs.

In summary, the MC10E154FNG is a highly integrated and versatile logic device that is suitable for a variety of application fields. It has a wide range of voltage levels, enabling it to incorporate low, medium, and high logic implementations. Additionally, its low switching times, high noise immunity, and low quiescent and driving current are all advantageous for difficult applications.

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