CAHCT1G125QDCKRG4Q

The CAHCT1G125QDCKRG4Q is a single bus buffer gate with 3-state output from Texas Instruments. It belongs to the HC(T) family of logic gates, offering high-speed operation and compatibility with a wide range of digital systems.

Key Features:

• High-Speed Operation: The gate operates at high speeds, making it suitable for applications requiring rapid signal processing.
• 3-State Output: Features a 3-state output, allowing the output to be set to high-impedance (tri-state) when not actively driving the bus, facilitating bus sharing and reducing bus contention issues.
• Schmitt-Trigger Inputs: Utilizes Schmitt-trigger inputs, providing hysteresis for improved noise immunity and ensuring reliable operation in noisy environments.
• Wide Operating Voltage Range: Supports a wide operating voltage range, typically from 2V to 5.5V, making it compatible with various digital systems and voltage levels.
• Low Power Consumption: Designed for low power consumption, suitable for battery-operated and energy-efficient applications.
• Small Package Size: Available in small, space-saving packages such as the SC-70 (SOT-323) package, facilitating compact PCB designs.
• RoHS Compliant: Complies with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive, ensuring environmental safety and compatibility with modern manufacturing standards.

Applications:

• Bus Buffering: Used for buffering signals on digital buses, such as address, data, or control buses, to improve signal integrity and drive capability.
• Level Shifting: Employed for level shifting applications where signals need to be translated between different voltage domains.
• Signal Isolation: Utilized for providing isolation between digital circuits or subsystems, preventing signal interference and ensuring system reliability.
• Bus Sharing: Enables multiple devices to share a common bus while preventing contention issues by tri-stating the output when not driving the bus.
• General-Purpose Logic: Suitable for a wide range of general-purpose logic applications in digital systems, including microcontrollers, FPGAs, CPLDs, and more.