Automotive-grade hex inverter with open-drain outputs
The SN74LVC06AQDRG4Q1: Each of the six inverters features an open-drain output, meaning the output transistor pulls low but does not drive high — the load resistor or pull-up determines the high state.
Propagation delay and signal integrity for high-speed buses
Maximum propagation delay is 3.7 ns at 3.3V with a 50 pF load. At a 50 pF load — typical for a short PCB trace plus one or two gate inputs — the 3.7 ns figure sets the data-rate ceiling at roughly 135 MHz for a single inverter stage. In practice, the open-drain output's rise time is determined by the external pull-up resistor and load capacitance, so the fall time (the inverter's own drive) is the faster edge.
Package and board integration
The surface-mount package is compatible with reflow soldering profiles used in automotive assembly lines. Available in tape-and-reel or cut-tape options for prototyping or production volumes.