SN74LVCC3245ADBR Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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The SN74LVCC3245ADBR is a high-performance, low-cost CMOS device that provides an output that is level-shifted with respect to the current, as well as in-phase or opposite-phase output levels, to interprete between TTL and CMOS logic. This device, in addition to its high gain characteristics and low power supply current requirements, comes in a small package.

The SN74LVCC3245ADBR is a dual-channel translator, meaning it has an input, voltage signal which is transmitted to an output at a different voltage level. It is designed to reduce power consumption and reduce a system’s input/output signal level conversion speed. This chip does not invert the input signal, but it does change the voltage level of the output.

The SN74LVCC3245ADBR can be used in many applications, especially in systems that require level-shifting from TTL to CMOS logic. It can also be used to transfer signals between two systems that use different logic circuits. This chip is also used for level-shifting between digital systems, such as to convert logic levels from a processor to the more modern logic levels of an ASIC. This device is also used to connect circuits with different logic families, such as from TTL to ECL.

The SN74LVCC3245ADBR uses a single power supply by providing dual supply operation. This allows for level-shifting without a common ground between two power supplies, resulting in significant power savings. Furthermore, this device is also able to tolerate large voltage levels, making it suitable for many different levels of voltage.

The SN74LVCC3245ADBR works by using two input signals; the inputs and outputs are referred to as A and B. Depending on the logic levels of the A and B input voltages, the output will be either high or low. When the A and B inputs are both low, the output is high. When the A and B inputs are both high, the output is also high. If either A or B is high, then the output is low. In this way, it can be used for basic level-shifting between different levels of logic.

The SN74LVCC3245ADBR also features a selectable Schmitt Trigger input mode that allows it to be used as an I2C bus translator. When enabled, it will automatically generate a high output when the input is held low, and will generate a low output when the input is held high. This allows the SN74LVCC3245ADBR to translate between different logic levels which can be used in many applications where I2C is used.

In addition, this device also has an active low output enable control (OE). This allows for further control over the output level. When enabled, the output goes low, making it possible to disable the output at the desired times. This is especially useful when minimizing power consumption in a system.

Overall, the SN74LVCC3245ADBR is an excellent choice for a level-shifter. It provides fast operation, requires a single power supply, and can tolerate large voltage levels. With its features and characteristics, the SN74LVCC3245ADBR is a perfect choice for use in many TTL to CMOS, or Digital to Analog level-shifting applications.

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