The SN74LVC1G17DCKR is an advanced Schmitt-trigger buffer designed to operate within a voltage range of 1.65V to 5.5V VCC. Encased in an ultra-compact DPW package with a 0.8mm square footprint, it leverages CMOS technology to achieve high output drive while keeping power consumption low. The Schmitt-trigger functionality allows for varying input thresholds, which enhances signal integrity in noisy environments. The Ioff circuitry prevents backflow during partial-power-down conditions, bolstering system reliability.
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Pin 1, denoted as A, is the data input for the buffer. With the inclusion of Schmitt-Trigger architecture, it assures that input signals suffering from slow rise and fall times are converted into precise digital transitions. This adaptability is beneficial in environments where input noise might otherwise provoke erratic system reactions.
Pin 2 serves as the ground connection. Maintaining proper grounding is important for the device's steady performance, as variations in ground potential might induce unforeseen behavior, especially during high-speed switching operations. Connecting this pin to a stable ground plane helps mitigate electrical interference.
Pin 3, designated as Y, functions as the data output. This pin, characterized by its low output impedance, provides the necessary drive capability for interfacing with subsequent stages in a circuit. It reflects the input signal state via a Schmitt Trigger, ensuring the delivery of a pristine, noise-free output.
Identified as the supply voltage pin, Pin 4 (Vcc) should be connected to a dependable power source that aligns with the device’s voltage specifications. The SN74LVC1G17DCKR operates within a voltage range of 1.65V to 5.5V. Employing decoupling capacitors close to this pin is advised to filter any supply noise, safeguarding device performance.
Pin 5 is labeled NC, indicating No Connect. This pin is not connected to the internal circuitry of the IC and can be left unconnected. Alternatively, it might lend structural support depending on the PCB layout.
The SN74LVC1G17DCKR is presented in an exceptionally compact 0.64mm² package with a 0.5mm pitch. Such minute dimensions are beneficial in contemporary electronics where preserving space is great. This degree of miniaturization empowers you to incorporate the device into space-constrained applications, from portable gadgets to compact industrial equipment.
This device functions with up to 5V VCC and can endure input voltages up to 5.5V. Supporting diverse voltage levels makes it ideal for mixed-signal environments. Versatility in voltage adaptation ensures it harmonizes with various electronic components and systems, reducing the risk of voltage mismatches and consequential damage.
The SN74LVC1G17DCKR features a maximum propagation delay (tpd) of 4.6ns at 3.3V. This prompt response time is beneficial for applications needing rapid data transmission and minimal latency. For example, in high-speed communication systems, a reduced propagation delay can improve overall system performance by minimizing data bottlenecks.
The device boasts a maximum ICC of 10μA, signifying low power draw. This attribute is valuable for battery-operated and energy-efficient applications, extending operational life and cutting down energy costs.
Capable of delivering an output drive of ±24mA at 3.3V, the SN74LVC1G17DCKR can handle loads. This functionality is apt for applications that necessitate robust driving power. In practical terms, it guarantees reliable performance when interfacing with various integrated circuits or peripherals.
The device integrates Ioff support for live insertion and back-drive protection. This feature preserves both the device and the system from potential harm caused by unintended current flows during events like hot swapping or power sequence deviations. Such protection is instrumental in modular systems where components are frequently swapped without a complete shutdown.
The SN74LVC1G17DCKR surpasses multiple ESD protection standards. Enhanced electrostatic discharge protection shields the device from static-induced harm, boosting its reliability and longevity. This is particularly important in environments prone to electrostatic effects, such as manufacturing floors or field operations.
Type |
Parameter |
Lifecycle Status |
ACTIVE (Last Updated: 3 days ago) |
Factory Lead Time |
6 Weeks |
Contact Plating |
Gold |
Mount |
Surface Mount |
Mounting Type |
Surface Mount |
Package / Case |
5-TSSOP, SC-70-5, SOT-353 |
Number of Pins |
5 |
Operating Temperature |
-40°C~125°C TA |
Packaging |
Cut Tape (CT) |
Series |
74LVC |
JESD-609 Code |
e4 |
Pbfree Code |
Yes |
Part Status |
Active |
Moisture Sensitivity Level |
1 (Unlimited) |
Number of Terminations |
5 |
Termination |
SMD/SMT |
ECCN Code |
EAR99 |
Packing Method |
TR |
Voltage - Supply |
1.65V~5.5V |
Terminal Position |
DUAL |
Terminal Form |
GULL WING |
Peak Reflow Temperature (Cel) |
260 |
Number of Functions |
1 |
Supply Voltage |
3.3V |
Base Part Number |
74LVC1G17 |
Pin Count |
5 |
Output Type |
Push-Pull |
Polarity |
Non-Inverting |
Power Supplies |
3.3V |
Number of Channels |
1 |
Nominal Supply Current |
500nA |
Propagation Delay |
11 ns |
Quiescent Current |
1.5μA |
Input Type |
Schmitt Trigger |
Turn On Delay Time |
11 ns |
Family |
LVC/LCX/Z |
Logic Function |
Buffer, Schmitt Trigger |
Number of Inputs |
1 |
Logic Type |
Buffer, Non-Inverting |
Max I(ol) |
0.024 A |
Schmitt Trigger |
YES |
Ambient Temperature Range High |
125°C |
Height |
1.1mm |
Length |
2mm |
Width |
1.25mm |
Thickness |
900μm |
REACH SVHC |
No SVHC |
Radiation Hardening |
No |
RoHS Status |
ROHS3 Compliant |
Lead Free |
Lead Free |
In electronic circuit design, all unused inputs in multiple-bit logic devices must be connected to a clearly defined logic level to prevent floating states. Floating states can trigger unpredictable behavior and even system failure, as unstable inputs can randomly fluctuate, affecting the overall circuit performance. To mitigate this issue, unused inputs should be connected directly to either GND (ground) or VCC (power supply).
Grounding unused inputs stabilizes the circuit and diminishes noise and potential interference that might otherwise affect other parts of the system. When an unused input is unconnected, it can act as an antenna, picking up electromagnetic interference (EMI) from the environment. This interference can propagate through the device and lead to erroneous logic responses. Tying these inputs to GND minimizes the risk of such disturbances.
Connecting unused inputs to VCC provides stable logic states. This method ensures that floating inputs maintain a constant high logic level, which is beneficial in certain circuit setups where a default high state is desired. However, it is good to verify that the logic devices being used can safely handle the direct connection to VCC without exceeding their voltage tolerance limits. Consistent application of this technique enhances system reliability in complex digital circuits.
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The Schmitt trigger proficiently eliminates noise from signals, adeptly managing mechanical contact bounce in switches. This function enhances the dependability of digital circuits by providing pristine signal transitions. Such clean signal transitions are great for applications including signal conditioning and debounce circuits.
The Schmitt trigger operates within a voltage spectrum of 1.65V to 5.5V Vcc, versatile enough to suit various systems. The expansive voltage range makes it compatible with different power supply requirements. This adaptability is notably advantageous in crafting versatile electronic devices, particularly those demanding both low-power and high-performance features.
The Boolean function is represented as Y = A. This direct logical relationship ensures that the output mirrors the input when processed through the Schmitt trigger. Predictable behavior in digital circuits is maintained, making circuit design straightforward by ensuring an unambiguous correlation between input and output.
It boasts high output drive capability across a broad Vcc range, making it adept at driving various loads. This efficient drive ability means the component is fitting for diverse applications, from simple LED indicators to intricate microcontroller interfaces. This reliability is appealing in tasks requiring steadfast output performance.
The dimensions of the compact DPW package are 0.8 mm x 0.8 mm. Such a diminutive footprint is advantageous for integration into modern, space-constrained electronics. The compact size does not compromise the functionality in the development of dense, feature-abundant devices like wearable technology and compact IoT sensors.
The Schmitt trigger's inherent Schmitt action enables it to function efficaciously as a standalone buffer by providing hysteresis that stabilizes the output against small, fluctuating input signals. This characteristic is good for preventing false triggering and achieving stable output levels, rendering it a reliable component in digital system designs.
DPW package technology epitomizes advanced IC packaging, offering benefits including reduced parasitic effects and enhanced thermal performance. These attributes are excellent in augmenting the electrical performance and reliability of integrated circuits, particularly important as electronic devices continue to diminish in size while demanding higher efficiency.
The footprint of the DPW package is minimal, at 0.64 mm². This compact footprint is conducive to creating high-density electronic assemblies for the miniaturization trends seen in electronics, medical devices, and other cutting-edge industries.
It excels in partial-power-down applications for conserving energy and maintaining specific circuit functionalities during low power states. This trait is use in energy-saving designs and applications requiring low-power operation, such as battery-powered devices and energy-efficient computing systems.
The Ioff circuitry is what disables the outputs. This mechanism plays a role in managing power consumption and safeguarding the circuit during power-down states, ensuring that undesired operations are off-limits. Such a feature contributes to prolonging battery life and enhancing overall system stability.
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