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SN74AC244MNSREP AI Analysis:
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SN74AC244MNSREP product

SN74AC244MNSREP

Buffers

octal buffer3-state outputnoninvertingAC logicextended temperature20-pin SO

SN74AC244MNSREP is a 20-pin, extended-temperature octal 3-state buffer/driver for noninverting bus, address, clock, receiver, and transmitter interfaces.

Best for

  • 3-state bus interfaces
  • Memory address driving
  • Clock and control signal buffering

Avoid if

  • A bidirectional bus transceiver is required
  • Independent enable control is required for every individual channel

Check before use

  • Confirm each 4-bit bank OE connection
  • Validate timing across -55°C to 125°C
  • Confirm output loading does not exceed rated drive

Key specifications

Function
Octal noninverting 3-state buffer/driver
Supply voltage
2 V to 6 V
Operating temperature
-55°C to 125°C
Package
20-pin SO (NS)
Propagation delay
7.5 ns maximum at 5 V

Compliance & Environment

RoHS
ROHS3 Compliant
REACH
-
MSL
Level-1-260C-UNLIM
ECCN
-
HTSUS
-

Application

Industrial bus interfacesMemory and address busesClock signal buffering

Datasheet

Texas-Instruments-company-64.pdf

800 KB

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SN74AC244MNSREP is a Texas Instruments enhanced-plastic octal noninverting buffer and line driver. Its eight channels are organized as two 4-bit groups, each controlled by an active-low output-enable input.