SN74HC367D - Texas Instruments

Manufacturer Part Number

SN74HC367D

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

The SN74HC367D is a high-speed logic buffer from Texas Instruments, designed as part of the 74HC series. It is primarily used for signal amplification and buffering in a wide range of digital circuits.

Product Features and Performance

Contains two independent buffer elements

Offers hex (6-bit) non-inverting buffer with 3-state outputs

Supports 2V to 6V supply voltage range

Capable of driving 7.8mA output current, both high and low

Operates over the temperature range of -40°C to 85°C

Implemented with Surface Mount technology in a 16-SOIC package

Product Advantages

High speed with robust output drive capability

Low power consumption supports battery-powered applications

Compatible with a wide range of operating voltages

3-state outputs provide signal isolation and increased driving power

Key Technical Parameters

Logic Type: Non-Inverting Buffer

Number of Elements: 2

Bits per Element: 2, 4 (Hex)

Output Type: 3-State

Current Output High, Low: 7.8mA

Voltage Supply: 2V ~ 6V

Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 85°C

Package: 16-SOIC

Quality and Safety Features

Meets stringent Texas Instruments quality standards

Built-in protection against excessive current and voltage

Compatibility

Compatible with a wide range of digital ICs due to standard logic level thresholds

Can be used with other 74HC series components for integrated circuit designs

Application Areas

Digital signal buffering and amplification

Logic level shifting and signal gating

Communication interfaces and data transmission

Microcontroller I/O expansion

Product Lifecycle

Discontinued at Digi-Key, indicating the product is nearing the end of its lifecycle

Possible availability of replacements or upgrades upon inquiry

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Reliable performance and compatibility with various digital systems

Flexible voltage range and low power consumption cater to diverse application needs

Enhanced signal integrity with 3-state output feature

Texas Instruments' reputation for quality and reliability

Although discontinued, may still be suitable for designs not requiring long-term supply assurance