SN74AS245NSR

Product Overview

• Category: Integrated Circuit (IC)
• Use: Bus Transceiver
• Characteristics: High-speed, Non-Inverting, 8-bit, Tri-state
• Package: SOIC (Small Outline Integrated Circuit)
• Essence: The SN74AS245NSR is a high-speed bus transceiver IC that allows bidirectional transfer of data between different voltage domains.
• Packaging/Quantity: Available in tape and reel packaging with 2500 units per reel.

Specifications

• Supply Voltage: 4.5V to 5.5V
• Input Voltage Levels: TTL compatible
• Output Voltage Levels: TTL compatible
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C
• Propagation Delay: 6ns (typical)
• Output Drive Capability: ±24mA

Detailed Pin Configuration

The SN74AS245NSR has a total of 20 pins, which are assigned as follows:

1. DIR (Direction Control Input)
2. OE (Output Enable Input)
3. GND (Ground)
4. B1 (Data Bus B, Bit 1)
5. B2 (Data Bus B, Bit 2)
6. B3 (Data Bus B, Bit 3)
7. B4 (Data Bus B, Bit 4)
8. B5 (Data Bus B, Bit 5)
9. B6 (Data Bus B, Bit 6)
10. B7 (Data Bus B, Bit 7)
11. B8 (Data Bus B, Bit 8)
12. VCC (Positive Power Supply)
13. A1 (Data Bus A, Bit 1)
14. A2 (Data Bus A, Bit 2)
15. A3 (Data Bus A, Bit 3)
16. A4 (Data Bus A, Bit 4)
17. A5 (Data Bus A, Bit 5)
18. A6 (Data Bus A, Bit 6)
19. A7 (Data Bus A, Bit 7)
20. A8 (Data Bus A, Bit 8)

Functional Features

• Bidirectional data transfer between two buses with different voltage levels.
• Non-inverting logic ensures that the output signal matches the input signal.
• Tri-state outputs allow multiple devices to share the same bus without interference.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages: - High-speed operation enables efficient data transfer. - TTL compatibility ensures easy integration with existing systems. - Tri-state outputs provide flexibility in bus sharing applications.

Disadvantages: - Limited voltage range (4.5V to 5.5V) may not be suitable for all applications. - Propagation delay of 6ns may introduce timing issues in certain high-speed systems.

Working Principles

The SN74AS245NSR operates by controlling the direction of data flow using the DIR pin. When DIR is set to logic high, data is transferred from Bus A to Bus B. Conversely, when DIR is set to logic low, data flows from Bus B to Bus A. The OE pin is used to enable or disable the outputs. When OE is set to logic high, the outputs are enabled, allowing data transfer. When OE is set to logic low, the outputs are disabled, effectively isolating the IC from the bus.

Detailed Application Field Plans

The SN74AS245NSR is commonly used in various applications where bidirectional data transfer between different voltage domains is required. Some typical application fields include:

1. Microcontroller interfacing with external memory or peripherals.
2. Communication systems involving different voltage level interfaces.
3. Data acquisition systems with mixed voltage sensors.
4. Industrial automation and control systems.

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models

1. SN74ALS245N: Similar to SN74AS245NSR, but operates at a slightly slower speed.
2. SN74LS245N: Low-power version with reduced operating voltage range.
3. SN74HC245N: CMOS-based alternative with wider voltage compatibility.

These alternative models offer similar functionality but may have different specifications or characteristics that suit specific application requirements.

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