SN74LVTH373PWR - Texas Instruments

Manufacturer Part Number

SN74LVTH373PWR

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

A high-speed, low-voltage D-Type transparent latch designed for high performance in digital systems.

Product Features and Performance

D-Type Transparent Latch circuitry with 8-bit latching capability

Tri-State outputs for bus interfacing

Supports 2.7V to 3.6V power supply

High-speed propagation delay: 2.7ns

High current output capability: 32mA (High), 64mA (Low)

Operates across -40°C to 85°C temperature range

Surface Mount Technology (SMT) for ease in PCB design

Product Advantages

Low voltage operation enhancing power efficiency

High-speed performance suitable for advanced digital applications

Robust output drive capability ensuring reliable operation

Wide operating temperature range suited for industrial applications

Tri-State output for easier circuit integration

Key Technical Parameters

Logic Type: D-Type Transparent Latch

Circuit: 8:8

Voltage Supply: 2.7V ~ 3.6V

Delay Time Propagation: 2.7ns

Current Output High, Low: 32mA, 64mA

Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 85°C

Mounting Type: Surface Mount

Package / Case: 20-TSSOP

Quality and Safety Features

Manufactured by Texas Instruments, ensuring high reliability and performance

Compliant with industry-standard quality and safety regulations

Compatibility

Compatible with 3.3V logic levels, facilitating integration with a wide range of digital systems

Application Areas

Communication infrastructure

Computing systems

Industrial controls

Consumer electronics

Product Lifecycle

Status: Active

Not nearing discontinuation, ensuring long-term availability

Support for upgrades or replacements is available

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Enhanced power efficiency due to low-voltage operation

High-speed data latching capability ensures performance in critical applications

Strong output drive facilitates driving heavier loads

Wide operation temperature range making it suitable for various environments

Tri-State outputs ease circuit design and integration challenges