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Translator solution addresses standard logic shift register market

19th December 2017
Lanna Deamer
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Nexperia has announced that it is expanding its logic portfolio with new devices that expand the company‘s translator solutions into the standard logic shift register arena.

The first translator solution in the expanded range, the 74LVC8T595: a cascadable 8-bit serial-in, parallel-out I/O expansion device that combines shift register function with voltage translation. This single-chip solution replaces two devices, delivering higher levels of integration and a smaller footprint. It operates in the 1.1-5.5V range, enabling newer low voltage controllers to interface with legacy solutions.  

The 74LVC8T595 benefits from Nexperia’s LVC family technology with IOFFcircuitry for partial power down-mode operation, which contributes to energy savings. The device is available in 20-pin leaded TSSOP and leadless DQFN packages. Both packages are specified for -40 to 125°C and can be released in the company’s Automotive (-Q100) portfolio.

Nexperia already markets what the company claims to be the lowest power 5, 3.3 and 1.8V translator solutions and it is bringing this capability to its new standard logic voltage translating shift register products.

Nexperia’s Senior Product Manager for Logic, Michael Lyons, commented: “These new devices are helping to create a market by enabling voltage level translation for new low voltage controllers to interface with legacy solutions and vice versa. Our devices save space and BOM costs and help to improve system integration and performance."

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