CD74HC125M - Harris Corporation

Manufacturer Part Number

CD74HC125M

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

The CD74HC125M is a high-speed CMOS logic quad buffer with non-inverting 3-state outputs.

Product Features and Performance

Four independent buffer gates in one package

Non-Inverting outputs

3-State output for bus interfacing

High current output capacity of 7.8mA

Wide supply voltage range from 2V to 6V

Low power consumption

High noise immunity characteristic of CMOS technology

Product Advantages

Multipurpose buffer can be used in a variety of digital circuits

Compatible with a broad range of supply voltages

Suitable for high-speed operation

Designed for minimal power consumption in CMOS technology

The 3-state outputs can drive bus lines or buffer memory address registers

Key Technical Parameters

Logic Type: Buffer, Non-Inverting

Number of Elements: 4

Number of Bits per Element: 1

Current Output High, Low: 7.8mA

Voltage Supply: 2V ~ 6V

Operating Temperature: -55°C ~ 125°C

Quality and Safety Features

Over-temperature protection

Robust construction for high durability

Manufactured under stringent quality control standards

Compatibility

Compatible with all CMOS and TTL logic families

Interfacing capability with a wide range of digital components

Application Areas

Data buses

Communication systems

Memory buffer registers

Control systems

Digital signal processing

Product Lifecycle

Discontinued at Digi-Key

Potential alternative parts should be explored for new designs

Existing designs using this part should prepare for transition to newer components

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Manufactured by Texas Instruments, a reputable provider of high-quality semiconductor products

Useful for various high-speed logic interfacing applications with its robust performance

The wide operating temperature range allows use in extreme environmental conditions

The 3-state outputs make it an ideal choice for bus-driven systems

Being a CMOS device, it exhibits low power consumption compared to equivalent TTL buffers.