Encyclopedia Entry: 74LVC244AMTR

Product Overview

Category

The 74LVC244AMTR belongs to the category of integrated circuits (ICs), specifically a type of digital buffer/line driver.

Use

This IC is commonly used in electronic devices to amplify and buffer digital signals, ensuring proper signal transmission between different components or subsystems.

Characteristics

• Low-voltage CMOS technology
• High-speed operation
• Wide operating voltage range
• Schmitt-trigger action on all inputs
• Balanced propagation delays
• Symmetrical output impedance

Package

The 74LVC244AMTR is available in a small-outline transistor (SOT) package. This package provides compactness and ease of integration into various electronic systems.

Essence

The essence of the 74LVC244AMTR lies in its ability to efficiently amplify and buffer digital signals, enabling reliable communication between different parts of an electronic circuit.

Packaging/Quantity

Typically, the 74LVC244AMTR is supplied in reels or tubes, containing a specific quantity of ICs per package. The exact packaging and quantity may vary depending on the supplier.

Specifications

• Supply Voltage Range: 1.65V to 5.5V
• Input Voltage Range: 0V to VCC
• Output Voltage Range: 0V to VCC
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +125°C
• Maximum Propagation Delay: 6 ns
• Maximum Quiescent Current: 2 μA

Detailed Pin Configuration

The 74LVC244AMTR has a total of 20 pins, which are assigned specific functions as follows:

1. GND: Ground reference
2. A1: Input A1
3. Y1: Output Y1
4. A2: Input A2
5. Y2: Output Y2
6. A3: Input A3
7. Y3: Output Y3
8. A4: Input A4
9. Y4: Output Y4
10. GND: Ground reference
11. OE: Output Enable
12. Y5: Output Y5
13. A5: Input A5
14. Y6: Output Y6
15. A6: Input A6
16. Y7: Output Y7
17. A7: Input A7
18. Y8: Output Y8
19. VCC: Positive supply voltage
20. GND: Ground reference

Functional Features

• High-speed signal amplification and buffering
• Schmitt-trigger action for noise immunity
• Balanced propagation delays for accurate signal transmission
• Wide operating voltage range for compatibility with various systems
• Symmetrical output impedance for improved signal integrity

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Low-voltage operation allows for reduced power consumption
• High-speed performance enables efficient data transfer
• Schmitt-trigger action enhances noise immunity
• Wide operating voltage range provides flexibility in system design
• Symmetrical output impedance ensures reliable signal transmission

Disadvantages

• Limited number of input/output channels (8 in total)
• Not suitable for applications requiring a large number of signal lines

Working Principles

The 74LVC244AMTR operates based on the principles of CMOS technology. It utilizes a combination of transistors to amplify and buffer digital signals. The inputs are designed with Schmitt-trigger action, which helps eliminate noise and improve signal integrity. The balanced propagation delays ensure that the amplified signals reach the outputs simultaneously, minimizing any timing discrepancies.

Detailed Application Field Plans

The 74LVC244AMTR finds extensive application in various electronic systems, including but not limited to: - Microcontrollers and microprocessors - Communication devices - Data storage systems - Industrial automation equipment - Automotive electronics

In microcontroller-based systems, this IC is often used to interface with external devices, such as sensors or actuators, ensuring proper signal levels and reliable communication.

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models

While the 74LVC244AMTR offers specific features and characteristics, there are alternative models available that serve similar purposes. Some notable alternatives include: - SN74LVC244A by Texas Instruments - MC74LVC244AD by ON Semiconductor - CD74LVC244 by Texas Instruments

These alternative models provide comparable functionality and can be considered based on specific system requirements and availability.

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