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The SN74AVC16334DGGR is a 16-bit universal bus driver manufactured by Texas Instruments, part of the Widebus family. This device operates from 1.65V to 3.6V VCC and features a Dynamic Output Control (DOC) circuit. The DOC circuit dynamically adjusts output impedance during signal transitions, initially lowering it for effective load driving and then raising it to reduce noise without sacrificing speed. This ensures noise reduction without speed degradation.
Key electrical features include overvoltage-tolerant inputs and outputs, supporting mixed-voltage-mode data communications. It also supports partial-power-down mode operation via the Ioff pin. The device offers robust ESD protection, exceeding 2000V for the Human-Body Model and 200V for the Machine Model, and latch-up performance exceeding 100mA per JESD 78, Class II.
The SN74AVC16334DGGR is supplied in a 48-TSSOP package, suitable for surface mounting. Its operating temperature range is -40°C to 85°C. The standard package quantity is 2,000 units on a tape and reel.
This bus driver is ideal for applications requiring efficient data transfer with noise suppression and mixed-voltage compatibility.
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The operating temperature range is -40°C to 85°C.
The device operates from 1.4V to 3.6V.
It is supplied in a 48-TSSOP package.
Yes, it features overvoltage-tolerant inputs/outputs that allow mixed-voltage-mode data communications.
The DOC circuit dynamically changes output impedance, initially lowering it to drive the load and subsequently raising it to reduce noise without speed degradation.