The HD74LVCZ245AFPEL is an octal bus transceiver with 3-state outputs manufactured by Renesas Electronics America. This device is designed for high-performance bi-directional data communication on parallel buses. It features eight transceivers with direction control, allowing for versatile control of data flow. The 3-state outputs provide isolation when disabled, preventing bus contention. It is designed with a low quiescent current (Z suffix) to minimize power consumption when the outputs are disabled.

Applications

• Bi-directional bus interface: Implementing bi-directional data transfer on parallel buses.
• Memory interfacing: Interfacing between memory devices and processors.
• Data communication: Facilitating data exchange between different digital systems.
• Peripheral device interfacing: Connecting microprocessors to peripheral devices.
• Isolating data buses: Providing isolation between different sections of a digital system.

Features

• Octal transceiver: Contains eight bi-directional transceivers.
• 3-state outputs: Provides high-impedance state when disabled.
• Direction control: Allows for selection of data flow direction.
• High-speed performance: Offers fast propagation delays.
• Low voltage operation: Operates from 1.65 V to 3.6 V.
• Low power consumption: Minimizes energy usage, especially in the disabled state.

Benefits

• Improved bus performance: High-speed operation enhances data transfer rates.
• Reduced bus loading: 3-state outputs minimize loading effects when disabled.
• Versatile interface: Suitable for a wide range of bi-directional bus interface applications.
• Energy efficiency: Low power consumption reduces energy costs and extends battery life.
• Simplified circuit design: Easy to integrate into existing digital logic circuits.
• Reliable operation: Provides stable performance in various environments.

Additional Details

The HD74LVCZ245AFPEL features a typical propagation delay of around 4 ns at 3.3V. It is available in the SOP (Small Outline Package) package. This device is designed to be compatible with LVTTL (Low-Voltage Transistor-Transistor Logic) voltage levels, allowing for seamless integration with other logic components. The direction control pin allows for selection of either A-to-B or B-to-A data transfer. The output enable pin allows for disabling the outputs, placing them in a high-impedance state. The device's outputs are capable of driving moderate capacitive loads, making it suitable for a variety of bus interface applications. The Z suffix indicates a very low quiescent current, important for power-sensitive applications. It adheres to industry standard electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection levels, providing added reliability in handling and operation.