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MH0007 - dc coupled MOS clock driver

General Description

The MH0007 is a voltage translator and power booster designed for interfacing between conven

tional TTL or DTL voltage levels and those levels associated with inputs or clocks of MOS F ET type devices.

Key Features

  • 30 volts (max) output swing.
  • Standard 5V power supply.
  • Peak currents in excess of ±300 mA available.
  • Compatible with all MOS devices.
  • High speed: 5 IIIHz with nominal load.
  • External trimming possible for increased per.
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  • TOP VIEW Order Number MH00.

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