SN74CBT6800ADGVRE4

The SN74CBT6800ADGVRE4 is an integrated circuit (IC) product of Texas Instruments and is a high-performance 4-bit octal bus transceiver that allows 8-bit data transfer between two independent buses. The device basically provides eight different pathways between two buses, allowing data to flow bidirectionally between two separate systems. The SN74CBT6800ADGVRE4 can typically be found in applications such as video game consoles, DVD players, VCRs, and various industrial automation networks.

The SN74CBT6800ADGVRE4 belongs to the Class of Logic - Signal Switches, Multiplexers, Decoders. It combines together the features of signal switches and multiplexers, creating an interface between two independent buses. A signal switch would act as a gate for electrical signals that triggers the transference of data between two points in time. Multiplexers, on the other hand, are digital circuits that focuses on the selective inputs by switching between two or more signal sources.

The SN74CBT6800ADGVRE4 follows the design of a high-speed octal bus transceiver. Each of the 8 signal paths are regulated by their respective control signals. The device passes all signal paths simultaneously, allowing 8 bits of data transfer in both directions. The SN74CBT6800ADGVRE4 allows a read/write mode or a bidirectional driver mode. In read/write mode, one bus is in Read/Write mode while the other is in Input mode and the data is transferred in only one direction. In the bidirectional mode, both buses are placed in Read mode, allowing data to be transferred simultaneously between the two buses.

The SN74CBT6800ADGVRE4 also features logic inputs with Schmitt triggers, which allows the device to have input hysteresis for improved noise immunity and faster switching speeds without false triggering. The output switches have wide voltage swings, with low current outputs which provides high noise immunity. The support for multiple I/O standards is also included, as the device is also capable of being ac

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