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Jason Khoo
03/12/10 19:37
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 		 #174089 - More question
Responding to: Andy Neil's previous message
Andy Neil said:
Jason Khoo said:
OCTAL BUS TRANSCEIVERS
WITH 3-STATE OUTPUTS

What this IC used for

The name tells you that:

OCTAL: there are 8 individual transceivers in the package;

BUS TRANSCEIVERS: each device acts as both a transmitter and a receiver - hence "transceiver"

WITH 3-STATE OUTPUTS the outputs can be driving a High output, or driving a Low output, or in a high-impedance ("Hi-Z") state and not driving at all; that's a total of 3 states - hence "tri-state"

if combine with the 89s52 ??

That has absolutely no effect whatsoever on the device - it remains an Octal Bus Transceiver with Tri-State Outputs!




thanks for the explanation. I got it. :)

so, if this chip used with 89s52 output, there will be no changes to the output at all?? it will remain same voltage/current right.. Normally what application will be using this chip? thanks.

List of 14 messages in thread
TopicAuthorDate
Wanna ask about SN74LS245 Octal Bus Transceivers      Jason Khoo      03/12/10 09:39      
   backwards      Andy Peters      03/12/10 12:22      
      more specific      Jason Khoo      03/12/10 19:33      
   The clue is in the name!      Andy Neil      03/12/10 12:54      
      More question      Jason Khoo      03/12/10 19:37      
   Usually not needed...      Kai Klaas      03/12/10 13:20      
      correction      Jason Khoo      03/12/10 19:41      
         Correction??      Kai Klaas      03/14/10 09:23      
         Tell your lecturer ...      Rob Klein      03/14/10 09:55      
         First page of data sheet...      Michael Karas      03/14/10 10:26      
         What did he actually mean by that?      Andy Neil      03/14/10 12:50      
   In the spec i need explanation a bit      Jason Khoo      03/12/10 23:24      
      explanation      Andy Peters      03/16/10 12:45      
   '245 and '51      Erik Malund      03/13/10 07:04      

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