NLSV4T244EDTR2G

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The NLSV4T244EDTR2G is a logic-level translator designed to work on single 3.3V and 5.0V supplies. It is used to interface between 3.3V and 5.0V logic, while providing both TTL and CMOS compatibility. The device is most commonly used in communication systems, microcontroller and microprocessor applications, and in networking systems.The NLSV4T244EDTR2G includes two 4-bit bidirectional logic level translators and two 2-bit bidirectional logic level translators. The pins are organized in an 8-pin package, with two input/output ports sharing two each. It is designed for low power consumption, operating from a single 3.3V or 5V supply.The device works on the principle of level shifting and allows two or more devices to communicate across different voltage domains. It is capable of translating from a low voltage domain to a high voltage domain, and vice versa.The NLSV4T244EDTR2G supports an active low enable and is capable of transmitting data at up to 6ns propagation delay, making it a suitable choice for high-speed logic applications. Additionally, the device includes an on-chip Schmitt trigger on all inputs.In terms of power consumption, the NLSV4T244EDTR2G draws only 1uA at 5V supply, making it one of the most power efficient logic level translators. The device also includes an internal low voltage detection circuit that monitors the input voltage, automatically switching the device\'s power supply voltage on power up. The device is suitable for a wide range of applications, such as distributed power systems, signal routing, computer peripherals, embedded systems, and medical instrumentation. Additionally, it is used to allow 3.3V devices to be used in 5V systems, and vice versa, allowing for compatibility across a broad range of devices.Overall, the NLSV4T244EDTR2G is an ideal solution for high-speed logic level translation in single 3.3V and 5.0V supply applications. It is highly power efficient, and the integrated Schmitt triggers ensure consistent signal transmission across different voltage domains.

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