Logic selection guide 2016

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SOT355-1 PW SOT815-1 BQ Pinout Pinout 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 1 24 2 23 3 22 4 21 5 20 6 19 7 18 8 17 9 16 10 GND (1) 15 11 14 12 13 aaa-019001 aaa-019005 Package dimensions Package dimensions Solder footprint Solder footprint 150 NXP Logic selection guide 2016
Design tools NXP is committed to making the design process as easy as possible. We offer a range of design tools that make it easier to select the right product for a design, verify performance, explore functionality, and begin prototyping. The result is a smoother development process, and faster time-to-market. This section includes the following: 4 Breakout boards for use with breadboard sockets 4 Evaluation boards for standard and configurable logic 4 Demo board for AXP configurable logic 4 Packaging linecard How to order To order a breakout board, an evaluation board, or a package linecard, contact your local NXP sales office or distributor (www.nxp.com/about/sales-offices-distributors), or NXP technical support (www.nxp.com/technicalsupport). The 74AXP1G57 demo board can be ordered online, at www.nxp.com/logic. Breakout boards for use with breadboard sockets Using breadboards is a quick way to create prototypes or experiment with a device, but today’s smallscale packages don’t always fit in breadboard sockets. NXP’s breakout boards are compact PCBs that convert the latest, smallest leadless packages into bigger DIP sockets, providing easy access to all the device I/O. 4 TSSOP, PicoGate, MicroPak, DQFN 4 Accommodate packages with 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, or 16 pins/pads 4 Test pins available for supply pins, I/O access, and measurement 4 Coated with solder paste, for easy mounting 4 Pre-assembled versions available with specific functions NXP Logic selection guide 2016 151
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Logic selection guide 2016 Standard
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Standard Logic and Mini Logic: tune
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Transceivers 120 Standard logic pac
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NXP is the #1 volume leader For the
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What is configurable logic? Configu
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Our approach to quality At NXP, we
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Low-voltage families INCREASING PER
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Special features NXP offers a varie
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SOURCE TERMINATION What it does Imp
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OVERVOLTAGE-TOLERANT OUTPUTS 3-stat
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LIVE INSERTION What it does Enables
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OPEN-DRAIN OUTPUTS Open-drain outpu
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High-voltage families This section
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HEF4000B selection table (cont.) SO
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HC(T) selection table (cont.) TSSOP
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AHC(T) selection table (cont.) TSSO
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AHC(T) selection table (cont.) TSSO
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XC7 LOGIC XC7 devices are very high
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CBT(D) LOGIC CBT and CBTD bus switc
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LV selection table TSSOP SSOP SO DQ
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LVC selection table (cont.) TSSOP V
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ALVC selection table (cont.) TSSOP
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LVT selection table (cont.) TSSOP S
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AVC(M) LOGIC AVC and AVCM devices a
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AUP selection table (cont.) VSSOP M
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AXP LOGIC As the first logic family
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Product listing by function Analog
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Analog switches (cont.) Type number
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Buffers-inverters-drivers (cont.) T
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BUS SWITCHES Features and benefits
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Counters/frequency dividers (cont.)
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Decoders demultiplexers (cont.) Typ
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Digital multiplexers (cont.) Type n
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Flip-flops (cont.) Type number Desc
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Flip-flops (cont.) Type number Desc
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GATES This section includes AND gat
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Gates - Configurable Type number De
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Gates - NAND (cont.) Type number De
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Gates - OR (cont.) Type number Desc
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Latches-registered drivers (cont.)
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Level shifters-translators (cont.)
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Page 133 and 134: Nomenclature NXP's naming conventio
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