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Texas Instruments SN74ALS241C-1DW — Analog & Data Acquisition
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SN74ALS241C-1DW Bus Driver, ALS Series, Active

MPNSN74ALS241C-1DW
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Texas Instruments SN74ALS241C-1DW, ALS Series Bus Driver, Active Lifecycle, Bulk Package.

$0.55Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
SN74ALS241C-1DW datasheet
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Specifications

SN74ALS241C-1DW Technical Specifications
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Product details

What this part is and where it fits

The Texas Instruments SN74ALS241C-1DW is an octal bus driver from the ALS series, designed to buffer and drive capacitive loads on a data bus. If you are populating a panel or a small production run, Bulk is exactly what the storeroom wants to see — no minimum reel to burn through.

Lifecycle and sourcing posture

No last-time-buy window is open, and no successor has been announced. For a BOM line that needs this exact bus driver, the supply channel is stable — no urgency to hoard stock, but the usual caveat applies: lead times can shift with the broader logic market cycle. Sourcing is straightforward through independent distribution. If you are freezing a BOM for a multi-year production run, this is a safe bet for the foreseeable future.

Frequently asked questions

What is the function of SN74ALS241C-1DW?

It is an octal bus driver from the ALS series, meaning it buffers eight digital signals with higher output drive for bus lines, memory interfaces, or peripheral backplanes in 5 V logic systems.

Is there a replacement or equivalent for SN74ALS241C-1DW?

No direct replacement is listed in the official records. The part is active, so no successor has been designated. For a functional equivalent, you would need to evaluate other octal bus drivers in the ALS or ACT logic families, but pin compatibility must be verified from the respective datasheets.