DS7832 - Dual TRI-STATE Line Driver

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National Semiconductor

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Part number	DS7832
Manufacturer	National Semiconductor
File Size	172.40 KB
Description	Dual TRI-STATE Line Driver
Datasheet	DS7832 Datasheet
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Description

Through simple logic control the DS7831 DS8831 DS7832 DS8832 can be used as either a quad single-ended line driver or a dual differential line driver They are specifically designed for party line (bus-organized) systems The DS7832 DS8832 does not have the VCC clamp diodes found on the DS7831 DS8831 The DS7831 and DS7832 are specified for operation over the b55 C to a 125 C military temperature range The DS8831 and DS8832 are specified for operation over the 0 C to a 70 C temperature range Featu

Features

Y Y Y Y Y Y Series 54 74 compatible 17 ns propagation delay Very low output impedance high drive capability 40 mA sink and source currents Gating control to allow either single-ended or differential operation High impedance output state which allows many outputs to be connected to a common bus line Connection and Logic Diagram Dual-In-Line Package Order Number DS8831N DS8832J or DS8832N See NS Package Number J16A or N16A For Complete Military 883 Specificatons See RETS Data Sheet Order Numbe.

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Published: Mar 30, 2005 |