SLAA879A
January 2019 β March 2021
SN74LVC1G08
Trademarks
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Block Diagram
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Logic and Translation Use Cases
2.1
Logic Use Cases
2.1.1
Combine Power Good Signals
2.1.2
Debounce Switches and Buttons
2.1.3
Fanout Signals to Multiple Receivers
2.1.4
Latching Alarm Circuit with Reset
2.1.5
Generate a Clock Signal from a Crystal Oscillator
2.1.6
Condition Digital Signals
2.2
Voltage Translation Use Cases
2.2.1
SPI Communication
2.2.2
GPIO Communication
2.2.3
I2C Communication
2.2.4
SD Card Communication
2.2.5
I2S Communication
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Recommended Logic and Translation Families for IP Cameras
3.1
AUP: Advanced Ultra-Low-Power CMOS Logic and Translation
3.2
AXC: Advanced eXtremely Low-Voltage CMOS Translation
3.3
LVC: Low-Voltage CMOS Logic and Translation
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Related Documentation
5
Revision History
2.1.6
Condition Digital Signals
Figure 2-7
Using Schmitt-Trigger Drivers to Remove Noise or Slow Edges from Digital Signals
Removes moderate noise from digital signals
Prevents multiple switching events for CMOS inputs
Speeds up slow input edges to meet input transition rate requirements
See more about this use case in the Logic Minute video
Eliminate Slow or Noisy Input Signals
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