Low Power Schottky TTL logic levels
Operating conditions: VCC 4.75 V min. to 5.25 V max.
74LSXX chips
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PARAMETER
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CONDITIONS
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MIN
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MAX
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UNITS
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Logic 1 input voltage | VCC = min | 2.0 | -- | V |
Logic 0, input voltage | VCC = min | -- | 0.8 | V |
Logic 1, output voltage | VCC = min - - Iout= - 400 mA | 2.7 | -- | V |
Logic 0, output voltage | VCC = min - - Iout= 8 mA | -- | 0.5 | V |
Logic 1, input current | VCC = min - - Vin = 2.7 V | -- | - 20 | mA |
Logic 1, input current | VCC = min - - Vin = 7.0 V | -- | 0.1 | mA |
Logic 0, input current | VCC = min - - Vin = 0.4 V | -- | - 0.4 | mA |
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What does it all mean?
VOH Min = Output voltage high minimum with up to 400 mA load
A good chip is guaranteed to output a minimum of 2.7 V logic high up to 400 mA
VOL Max = Output voltage low maximum with up to 8 mA load
A good chip is guaranteed to output a maximum of 0.5 volts up to 8 mA
VIH Min = Input voltage high minimum 2.0 V
A good chip will recognize 2.0 V or greater as a logic high and draw no more than 20mA input current.
VIL Min = Input voltage low maximum 0.8 V
A good chip will recognize 0.8 V or less as a logic low and draw no more than 0.4 mA input current.
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Fan out
For a logic high, a good LS family chip will source 400 mA and maintain a minimum of 2.4 V
For a logic high, the input will draw no more than 40 mA
For a logic low, a good LS family chip will sink 8 mA and hold the voltage at 0.5 V maximum.
For a logic low, the input will draw no more than 0.4 mA
The fan out for LS family chips is usually given as 20. Fan out only applies when driving inputs of the same family.
An LS chip at 8 mA low out would only drive 5 stantard TTL inputs at 1.6 mA each.
Noise Margin
Notice the 300 mV difference between the specified output voltage of an LS TTL chip
and the input voltage required to recognize a logic low level.
This 300 mV difference provides a margin such that noise added to the signal does not
cause errors. An output voltage with up to 300 mV peak of noise added will still provide a valid
logic level to the input of the next stage. The noise margin for a logic high signal is greater, but you always need to
use the worst case which in the case of an LS family chip is 300 mV.
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