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SN74AUP3G17DQER is listed in the Buffers, Drivers, Receivers, Transceivers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Texas Instruments. Its product description is IC BUF NON-INVERT 3.6V 8X2SON. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The SN74AUP3G17DQER is a low-power triple Schmitt-trigger buffer manufactured by Texas Instruments. It operates within a supply voltage range of 0.8 V to 3.6 V, featuring I/O tolerance up to 3.6 V for mixed-mode system applications. The device provides three non-inverting channels with Schmitt-trigger inputs to ensure clean signal transitions. It exhibits low static power consumption, with maximum ICC of 0.9 μA. The component is housed in an 8-pin X2SON package and supports surface-mount installation.
Verify the complete part number including the DQER suffix to confirm the specific tape-and-reel packaging and temperature grade. Ensure the design accommodates the 0.8 V minimum supply voltage and 3.6 V maximum rating. Confirm that the X2SON-8 footprint matches the PCB layout requirements. Cross-reference the datasheet revision date to ensure compliance with current electrical specifications.
Select this component when three buffered channels with Schmitt-trigger hysteresis are required in a minimal footprint. It is appropriate for designs prioritizing ultra-low standby power over high drive strength. Compare against standard AUP buffers if hysteresis is not needed. Verify that the 3.6 V I/O tolerance meets the highest voltage level of connected peripherals.
This device belongs to the SN74AUP family of advanced ultra-low-power CMOS logic devices. It complements other members like the SN74AUP2G17 (dual channel) and SN74AUP3G34 (non-Schmitt triple buffer). The X2SON package offers a compact solution compared to traditional SOIC or TSSOP options, facilitating dense board layouts for portable electronics.
Yes, it is a triple Schmitt-trigger buffer, meaning all three input channels feature hysteresis to filter noise.
The maximum supply voltage (VCC) is 3.6 V.
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