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LM75124 - triple line receivers

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Description

The LM75124 is designed to meet the input/ output interface specifications for IBM System 360.

It has built-in hysteresis on one input on each of the three receivers to provide large noise margin.

The other inputs on each receiver are in a standard TTL configuration.

Features

  • Built-in input threshold hysteresis.
  • High speed . . typ propagation delay time 20 ns.
  • Independent channel strobes.
  • Input gating i'ncreases.

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LM75124 triple line receivers Line Drivers/Receivers general description The LM75124 is designed to meet the input/ output interface specifications for IBM System 360. It has built-in hysteresis on one input on each of the three receivers to provide large noise margin. The other inputs on each receiver are in a standard TTL configuration. The LM75124 is compatible with standard TTL logic and supply voltage levels. features • Built-in input threshold hysteresis • High speed .. typ propagation delay time 20 ns • Independent channel strobes • Input gating i'ncreases application flexibility • Single 5.
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