Single-gate buffer with 3-state output — what the 32 mA symmetric drive buys you
The SN74LVC1G125DCKJ delivers 32 mA of drive current on both the high and low output states. The 3-state output lets you float the pin when the output-enable is inactive.
The supply range spans 1.65 V to 5.5 V, which means this buffer can operate at any common logic rail from 1.8 V through 5 V. In a mixed-voltage system — say a 3.3 V MCU talking to a 5 V peripheral — the buffer can translate a logic signal in either direction as long as the input thresholds align with the supply. The 74LVC family's 5 V tolerant inputs also accept signals above the supply rail, so the buffer won't latch up when a 5 V signal arrives at a 3.3 V powered device.
Any remaining stock in the supply chain is new-old-stock or surplus inventory. If you have this part on a BOM for a sustainment program, you will need to source it through independent distribution on a quoted-to-order basis.
Package and temperature grade — board-fit details
The part comes in a 5-pin SC-70-5 package (also known as SOT-353), which is a small surface-mount footprint suited for dense PCB layouts. The wide temperature grade means the buffer's timing and drive characteristics are guaranteed across the full range, which matters for designs that see thermal cycling.