SN74ACT1284DWRG4

The SN74ACT1284DWRG4 is an octal bus transceiver and register with 3-state output buffers. The transceiver can be used to transfer data from the input line to the output line and also to store data in the register. It belongs to a class of devices known as specialty logic, which offers certain features that are not found in general-purpose logic devices.

The main features of the SN74ACT1284DWRG4 include high speed and bus speed compatibility, high voltage tolerant inputs and outputs, and high system noise immunity. It is designed to improve the overall performance and reduce the cost of many applications.

The SN74ACT1284DWRG4 is found in a wide variety of applications. It is used in asynchronous communication systems, memory interface circuits, and various control systems. It is also used in communication interface circuits, timing circuits, and data conversion circuits.

The SN74ACT1284DWRG4 is powered by a 3V supply. It can operate from -45° to +85°C temperature range. The device has a propagation delay of 9.7ns and rise and fall times of 6ns each. It has a total of 18 channels, 8 input channels and 8 output channels.

The working principle of the device is as follows. Data from the input channel is transferred to the output channel via the transceiver. The data is then stored in the internal register. The data is then driven out to the output channel when the output enable is asserted. The output enable is controlled by the output enable (OE) input.

The SN74ACT1284DWRG4 has a number of features that make it advantageous over using individual logic components in certain applications. As the device is pre-configured, it is much easier to implement in an application than a set of individual logic components. The device also has a wide voltage range, making it compatible with a wide variety of logic systems.

The SN74ACT1284DWRG4 is an important logic device, as it offers a number of features that are not found in general-purpose logic devices. Its ability to speed up the transfer of data, store data in an internal buffer, and drive data through 3-state outputs make it a desirable device for a number of applications. Its wide voltage range, enabled by its integrated transceiver and register, make it versatile enough to be used in many systems.