DM74125N

The DM74125N is an IC (integrated circuit) component that belongs to the TTL (Transistor-Transistor Logic) family. It is a quad 3-state buffer, which means it has four independent buffer circuits that can be used to control the flow of signals. Key features of the DM74125N include: 1. Quad Buffer: The DM74125N consists of four separate buffer circuits. Each circuit allows the input signal to pass through to the output with high impedance when the output enable (OE) input is high. When the OE input is low, the output terminals are in an active state and will reflect the state of the input. 2. 3-state Outputs: The outputs of each buffer circuit in the DM74125N are 3-state outputs. This means they can be put in a high-impedance state when the OE input is high. The high-impedance state is useful when multiple devices are connected to the same bus lines, preventing conflicts and preserving signal integrity. 3. TTL Compatibility: The DM74125N is designed to be compatible with other TTL logic components. It operates with a power supply voltage range of 4.75V to 5.25V and can handle TTL input voltage levels, making it easy to integrate into existing TTL-based systems. 4. High-Speed Performance: This IC component has a propagation delay of only a few nanoseconds, allowing for high-speed signal processing