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The SN74AVC16835DGGR is an 18-bit universal bus driver with 3-state outputs manufactured by Texas Instruments. It operates at a supply voltage (VCC) range of 1.2 V to 3.6 V, specifically designed for 1.65 V to 3.6 V applications. The device features Dynamic Output Control (DOC) circuitry that dynamically adjusts output impedance to reduce noise without degrading speed. It supports partial-power-down mode via Ioff circuitry and includes overvoltage-tolerant inputs and outputs for mixed-voltage communication. The component is housed in a 56-pin TSSOP package.
Verify the specific ordering suffix 'DGGR' corresponds to the TSSOP-56 package and tape-and-reel carrier format. Confirm the manufacturer is Texas Instruments and check the product status as active production. Ensure the datasheet revision matches the required specifications for your design constraints.
Select this component when designing systems requiring 18-bit data transfer across mixed-voltage domains. The DOC feature makes it suitable for high-speed interfaces where signal integrity and noise reduction are critical. Verify that the system's power sequencing allows for proper handling of the OE pin to ensure high-impedance states during power-up or power-down events.
This device belongs to the Widebus family of logic components from Texas Instruments. It is part of the SN74AVC series, which focuses on advanced voltage translation and bus driving capabilities. The DGGR suffix indicates the specific 56-pin Thin Shrink Small Outline Package (TSSOP) configuration supplied in a tape-and-reel format for automated assembly.
Consult official substitution guides for equivalent parts within the SN74AVC or SN74ALVCH families. Verify pin compatibility and electrical characteristics such as propagation delay and drive strength before replacing the component in an existing design.
The DOC circuit initially lowers the output impedance during signal transitions to effectively drive the load, and subsequently raises the impedance to reduce noise, maintaining speed without degradation.
The Ioff circuitry supports partial-power-down mode by disabling the outputs when the device is powered down, preventing damaging current backflow through the device.