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The 74AHC1G14SE-7 is a single-input Schmitt-trigger inverter from Diodes Incorporated, part of the AHC logic family. It operates within a supply voltage range of 2.0V to 5.5V and features standard push-pull outputs capable of ±8mA drive at 5.0V. The device utilizes SOT353 packaging and supports an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C. Propagation delay varies between 0.6ns and 20.5ns depending on load capacitance and voltage conditions.
Verify the specific package suffix 'SE' corresponds to the SOT353 form factor required for your design. Confirm that the RoHS compliance status meets your regional regulatory requirements. Ensure the tape and reel quantity aligns with your production volume needs. Validate that the operating temperature range satisfies your environmental constraints.
Select this component when signal integrity requires noise immunity against slow-rising waveforms due to its Schmitt trigger inputs. Consider the low power consumption characteristics suitable for battery-operated devices. Evaluate the compact SOT353 footprint if space-constrained PCB layouts are necessary. Verify compatibility with the target system's voltage levels across the full 2.0V to 5.5V range.
This device belongs to the 74AHC1G series of single-gate logic ICs manufactured by Diodes Incorporated. The AHC family offers high-speed CMOS performance comparable to older TTL standards while maintaining lower power consumption. The product line targets general-purpose digital applications requiring reliable switching behavior in consumer and industrial electronics.
Cross-reference with other manufacturers offering equivalent 74AHC1G14 variants in SOT353 packages. Verify pinout compatibility and electrical parameter alignment before substitution.
The Schmitt trigger input provides hysteresis, making the circuit tolerant for slower input rise and fall times compared to standard inverters.
The device includes built-in ESD protection that exceeds 200V for the Machine Model, 2000V for the Human Body Model, and 1000V for the Charged Device Model.