SN74LVC16373ADGVR Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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Logic - Latches

The SN74LVC16373ADGVR is a high-performance 3-state Bi-directional 16-bit latch. It is part of the Texas Instruments LVC family, which uses Low-Voltage CMOS technology with a supply voltage from 1.65V to 3.6V. It provides logic buffers that can be used in multiple applications such as clock generators, counters, and sources of address, data and control signals. The latch features a 3-state output, meaning that it can be programmed to output five distinct signals, including high (H) and low (L), three-state (Z or high impedance), or both L and H. It is designed to be used in applications where high speed and low noise are key performance requirements.

Application Field

The SN74LVC16373ADGVR is ideal for a number of signal-switching applications such as data multiplexers, decoders, fanout buffers, level shifters, bus switches and bus transceivers. These types of applications require high speed, low current operation, so the latch is an ideal choice for meeting those criteria.

The latch can be used to feed bidirectional signals to multiple destinations. It can also be used in data transfer applications such as the transfer of data from the output of one device to the input of another. The latch can also be used to synchronize the input of one device with the output of another, to ensure accurate data transfer between them.

The SN74LVC16373ADGVR can also be used in bus translations and fanouts, where multiple data buses can share a single data line. The latch can be used as a buffer for data bus switchings, to ensure that the data is transferred quickly and accurately.

Working Principle

The SN74LVC16373ADGVR operates on the basic principle of latching. When the input is asserted (logic 1) the corresponding output follows it and latches. The output is maintained even after the input is de-asserted and stays in its latched state until it is explicitly overwritten by another assertion of the input or is reset.

The latch features a control input (OE), which is an active low input. When it is asserted the output is disabled and the latch is put in a high-impedance state (floating). When the OE input is de-asserted the output is enabled, allowing it to latch and follow the input.

The SN74LVC16373ADGVR can also be configured as a register with a control (EN) and clock (CP) inputs. The EN input is used to enable and disable the register, while the CP input is used to clock data in and out of the register. When the EN input is asserted, the clock loads data in on the rising edge, and stores data out on the falling edge. The register is reset when the EN input is de-asserted

The SN74LVC16373ADGVR provides versatility with latched output and high speed operation, making it ideal for applications such as data multiplexers, decoders, fanout buffers, level shifters and bus switches.

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