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IDT74FCT16952AT Datasheet, PDF (1/7 Pages) Integrated Device Technology – FAST CMOS 16-BIT REGISTERED TRANSCEIVER
IDT74FCT16925AT/CT/ET
FAST CMOS 16-BIT REGISTERED TRANSCEIVER
FAST CMOS
16-BIT REGISTERED
TRANSCEIVER
INDUSTRIAL TEMPERATURE RANGE
IDT74FCT16952AT/CT/ET
FEATURES:
• 0.5 MICRON CMOS Technology
• High-speed, low-power CMOS replacement for ABT functions
• Typical tSK(o) (Output Skew) < 250ps
• Low input and output leakage ≤1µA (max.)
• High drive outputs (-32mA IOH, 64mA IOL)
• Power off disable outputs permit “live insertion”
• Typical VOLP (Output Ground Bounce) < 1.0V at VCC = 5V,
TA = 25°C
• Available in SSOP and TSSOP packages
DESCRIPTION:
The FCT16952T 16-bit registered transceiver is built using advanced
dual metal CMOS technology. These high-speed, low-power devices are
organized as two independent 8-bit D-type registered transceivers with
separate input and output control for independent control of data flow in either
direction. For example, the A-to-B Enable (xCEAB) must be low to enter
data from the A port. xCLKAB controls the clocking function. When xCLKAB
toggles from low-to-high, the data present on the A port will be clocked into
the register. xOEAB performs the output enable function on the B port. Data
flow from the B port to A port is similar but requires using xCEBA, xCLKBA,
and xOEBA inputs. Full 16-bit operation is achieved by tying the control pins
of the independent transceivers together.
The FCT16952T is ideally suited for driving high-capacitance loads and
low-impedance backplanes. The output buffers are designed with power off
disable capability allowing "live insertion" of boards when used as backplane
drivers.
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
54
1CEBA
55
1CLKBA
1
1OEAB
3
1CEAB
2
1CLKAB
56
1OEBA
5
1A1
C
CE
D
C
CE
D
52
1B1
31
2CEBA
30
2CLKBA
28
2OEAB
26
2CEAB
27
2CLKAB
29
2OEBA
15
2A1
TO SEVEN OTHER CHANNELS
C
CE
D
C
CE
D
42
2B1
TO SEVEN OTHER CHANNELS
The IDT logo is a registered trademark of Integrated Device Technology, Inc.
INDUSTRIAL TEMPERATURE RANGE
1
2002 Integrated Device Technology, Inc.
JUNE 2002
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