SN74LVC157APWRG4 Overview

As a means of saving space, digital switch is provided in the 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width).As a result, it is packaged in the way of Tape & Reel (TR).In terms of mounting, digital switch ic uses the Surface Mount method .In the multiplexers, the analog IC Multiplexer is used.By keeping the operating temperature at -40°C~85°C, turn signal switch will not be affected by external factors.When digital controlled switch operates at 2V~3.6V, designers are provided with a greater degree of flexibility.Since they are members of the 74LVC series, they can be used in a wide variety of applications.Among its basic features are 16 terminations.As its base part number is 74LVC157, logic switch can also be used to find its related parts.The multiplexer is supplied with 1.8V voltage.This turn signal switch consists of 16 component pins.It is the end of conductors that is represented by GULL WING.There is a type of supply Single that is employed in this case.This multiplexer ic has 16 pins configured.As you can see, it is mounted in the direction of Surface Mount.The logic switch is a member of the LVC/LCX/Z family.There are 2 bits in signal multiplexer.Keeping Vsup at 3.6V will prevent some unnecessary failures.During mux switch's normal operation, 3.3V is provided with a power supply.There are 1 outputs designed for the operation of the turn signal switch.There are 8 inputs provided in this multiplexer.TR is used to package the switches.Transmission is carried out over 4 channels in the turn signal switch's circuit.

SN74LVC157APWRG4 Features

Supplied in the 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) package
Adopting a supply type of Single
Power supplies of 3.3V

SN74LVC157APWRG4 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments SN74LVC157APWRG4 Signal Switches / Multiplexers / Decoders applications.

• A/D converters
• LVDS
• Medical industry
• Signal router
• Computer memory
• Image transmission
• RF-based home automation system
• Seven segment displays
• Frequency multiplexing system
• Home automation system