SN74HC245PW - Texas Instruments

Manufacturer Part Number

SN74HC245PW

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

The SN74HC245PW from Texas Instruments is a non-inverting transceiver falling under the category of Logic Buffers, Drivers, Receivers, and Transceivers. This product employs CMOS technology featured in the 74HC series.

Product Features and Performance

Single transceiver element with 8 bits per element

Non-inverting logic configuration

Three-state output type for increased output control

Capable of operating across a supply voltage range of 2V to 6V

Suitable for operating temperatures from -40°C to 85°C

Surface mount technology with a 20-TSSOP package for compactness

Product Advantages

Provides bidirectional drive between buses with three-state outputs to prevent bus conflict

High current capability (7.8mA for both high and low outputs)

Wide operating voltage and temperature range suitable for various applications

Key Technical Parameters

Number of Elements: 1

Bits per Element: 8

High and Low Output Current: 7.8mA each

Supply Voltage: 2V to 6V

Operating Temperature: -40°C to 85°C

Quality and Safety Features

Built adhering to high industry standards ensuring durability and reliability

Utilizes CMOS technology which enhances power efficiency

Compatibility

Compatible with various other logic families within CMOS voltage levels

Application Areas

Telecommunications

Computing systems

Data transmission systems

Portable electronics

Product Lifecycle

Discontinued at Digi-Key

Users must look for replacements or possible upgrades

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Versatile supply voltage range for diverse applications

High current ratings applicable in heavy-duty switching environments

Compact and reliable due to the advanced CMOS technology and 20-TSSOP packaging

Enhanced functionality via 8 bits per element controlling a wide array of data bus configurations

Flexibility in use and integration with three-state output capability to prevent data collision and ensure data integrity during high-speed transmissions