
Texas Instruments hex buffer/driver. 14-pin DIP, 5V supply, open-collector outputs. Ideal for driving relays and MOS interfacing.
The Texas Instruments Hex Buffer/Driver is an integrated circuit supplied in a 14-pin DIP package. This logic device is specifically designed with high-voltage open-collector outputs, making it highly effective for interfacing with high-level circuits such as MOS, as well as driving high-current loads like lamps and relays.
Featuring diode-clamped inputs, this component minimises transmission line effects, which significantly simplifies circuit design. It performs the Boolean function Y=A in positive logic and is characterised for use as a buffer for driving TTL inputs. It seamlessly converts TTL voltage levels to MOS voltage levels while offering high sink-current capability.
Key Specifications
With compact dimensions of 43 mm in height, 33 mm in width, and 15 mm in depth, and a lightweight design at just 4.536 grams, this component is highly suitable for dense PCB layouts requiring reliable logic conversion and driving capabilities.
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