SN74AHC367DR

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The SN74AHC367DR is an octal high-performance low-power buffer/driver designed for use in a wide variety of applications. It is a part of the Texas Instruments’ Advanced Logic Products line and it offers high-current drive capability with a low-power consumption. The SN74AHC367DR is designed for use in systems with an operating voltage of 2.7V to 5.5V.

The SN74AHC367DR is classified as a Logic - Buffers, Drivers, Receivers, Transceivers and it is used in a variety of applications where high speed, low power consumption, and high current drive are the criteria for making a design choice. It can be used in a broad system range of applications such as voltage level translators, bus interfaces, driving logic devices, data bus inversion, measuring devices, six-state logic, system reset applications and other dynamic logic circuits.

Working Principle

The SN74AHC367DR is built using advanced CMOS technology and it has eight line drivers, each with active pull-up or active pull-down (by resistive load) output stages. It is a Dual CMOS buffer with an enable function which enables or disables all eight drivers on the device. The device can be operated in two modes – the high-impedance state and the active state. In the high-impedance state, all eight line drivers are disabled and placed in high-impedance mode leaving the output lines floating. For active state output signals, the control signal drives the input to a low or high state. This activates the output stage and forces the output line to assume the same state as the control input.

The SN74AHC367DR also incorporates other features such as an open drain capability that allows the device to be used as a bus transceiver to connect two buses with different voltage levels. It also has an input Schmitt trigger that provides hysteresis and it has an output stage driving current of up to 24mA. The device is rated at a maximum operating temperature of 85oC and it consumes power at a maximum of 1.2 mA/pin.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the SN74AHC367DR is a high-performance, low-power buffer/driver designed for use in a wide variety of applications. It is a part of the Texas Instruments’ Advanced Logic Products line and it offers high-current drive capability with a low-power consumption. The device is designed for use in systems with an operating voltage of 2.7V to 5.5V and it is classified as a Logic - Buffers, Drivers, Receivers, Transceivers. It offers features that make it useful for voltage level translators, bus interfaces, driving logic devices, data bus inversion, measuring devices, six-state logic, system reset applications and other dynamic logic circuits. Additionally, it has an open drain capability that allows the device to be used as a bus transceiver to connect two buses with different voltage levels and it has an input Schmitt trigger that provides hysteresis.

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