SN74ALVC7814-25DLR

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Logic – FIFOs Memory

The SN74ALVC7814-25DLR is a three-state buffer device used in logic – FIFOs Memory applications. This particular device can be used to transfer up to 25-bit blocks of data from one bus to another, and provides enough buffering power to reduce timing problems between two busses. The SN74ALVC7814-25DLR can be used in a wide variety of applications, both in commercial and personal computers. For example, it can be used in network sampling and dataflow applications, as well as to bridge multiple data buses.

The working principle behind the SN74ALVC7814-25DLR is quite simple. Basically, the device accepts data from one bus (input bus) and then transfers it to another bus (output bus) at the same rate of speed. It buffers the data temporarily so it can be transferred with minimal delay. This helps to solve timing issues that may arise when two busses attempt to transfer data at different speeds.

The SN74ALVC7814-25DLR is an ideal device for bridging data between multiple busses. It is capable of transferring data in both directions, so data can flow from one bus to another bus and back again. Additionally, the device can store up to 25 bits of data, ensuring that data can be buffered temporarily while being transferred.

The SN74ALVC7814-25DLR also provides built-in error detection and correction capabilities. Its Advanced Error Detection and Correction (AEDC) circuitry ensures that no data is lost due to bit-level errors. This helps to ensure the integrity of the data being transferred between busses.

The SN74ALVC7814-25DLR is an excellent choice for a wide variety of logic – FIFOs Memory applications. Its advanced error detection and correction capabilities make it an ideal device for ensuring data integrity, while its 25-bit buffering capacity makes it perfect for data bridging and network sampling applications.

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