SN74LS07NSR

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1. Describe

These hex buffers and drivers have high voltage Open collector output and high level interface circuit or for driving high current loads. they are Can also be used as a buffer to drive TTL enter. The SN74LS07NSR device has a rated output The voltage is 30 V. The maximum sink current is 40 mA. These circuits are compatible with most TTL series. The inputs are diode clamped to minimize transmission line effects, simplifying the design. Typical power Dissipation is 140 mW, average spread The delay time is 12 ns.

2. Feature

    1. Convert TTL voltage levels to MOS levels

    2. High sink current capability

    3. Input clamp diodes simplify system design

    4. Open collector drivers for indicators and relays

3. Pin configuration

4. Pin Description

5. Application

    1. AV receiver

    2. Audio Dock: Portable

    3. Blu-ray player and home theater

    4. MP3 player or recorder

    5. Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)

    6. Power Supply: Telecom/Server AC/DC Power Supply: Single Controller: Analog and Digital

    7. Solid State Drives (SSD): Client and Enterprise

    8. TV: LCD, digital and high definition (HDTV)

    9. Tablet PC: Enterprise

  10. Video Analytics: Server

  11. Wireless headset, keyboard and mouse

6. Function description

    1. Allow upward translation

        – Input accepts 5.25 V

        – Output accepts voltages up to 30 V

    2. High sink current capability

        – up to 40 mA

7. Application Information

The SN74LS07 device is a high-drive, open-drain CMOS device that can be used in a variety of buffer types functions. It can generate 40 mA of drive current at 5 V. Therefore, the device is ideal for driving multiple inputs. The input is 5.25V tolerant and the output is 30V tolerant.

8. Typical application

Multiple channels of the SN74LS07 device can be used to create a positive AND logic function, in addition, the SN74LS07 device can be used to drive LEDs by sinking currents up to 40 mA, which may be more than the previous stage can sink.