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NXP Semiconductors 74LVT125PW/AU118 — Logic ICs
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74LVT125PW/AU118 Bus Driver, LVT Series, Active

MPN74LVT125PW/AU118
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NXP 74LVT125PW/AU118, LVT Series bus driver, 3-state outputs, Bulk package, active lifecycle.

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74LVT125PW/AU118 Technical Specifications
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Product details

Bus driver in the LVT family — what you're working with

The 74LVT125PW/AU118 is a bus driver from the LVT series, designed for high-speed, low-voltage bus interfacing with 3-state outputs. The LVT family operates at 3.3 V nominal, with 5 V tolerant inputs, making it suitable for mixed-voltage systems where a 5 V legacy bus needs to talk to a 3.3 V core logic domain. This part is a standard quad non-inverting buffer with independent enable lines, typically used in memory address buffering, backplane driving, or clock distribution where signal integrity at the bus level matters.

Frequently asked questions

What is the exact specification of 74LVT125PW/AU118 including voltage, current, and logic family?

The 74LVT125PW/AU118 is a bus driver in the LVT logic family, which operates at 3.3 V nominal with 5 V tolerant inputs. It is a quad non-inverting buffer with 3-state outputs, designed for high-speed bus driving. Specific current ratings and propagation delays are detailed in the datasheet; the key takeaway is that it bridges 5 V and 3.3 V domains without level-shifting ICs.

Can I use 74LVT125PW in place of 74LVC125 or vice versa?

The 74LVT125 and 74LVC125 are both quad bus drivers with 3-state outputs, but they belong to different logic families. They are not direct drop-in replacements without checking the datasheet for input thresholds, output drive, and timing — the LVT part typically offers higher output drive current, which may matter for heavily loaded buses.