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Basics of logic and translation

In this section, the logic experts provide short lessons on standard logic devices ranging from basic applications to device operation.

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Basics of logic and translation

Basics of logic and translation (10)

Anatomy of a logic part number

Choosing the right auto bidirectional voltage translator

Logic electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection

Clamp diodes and CMOS logic devices

CMOS logic standard inputs

Schmitt-trigger CMOS inputs

Bipolar logic input operation

HC, HCT, and HCS Logic family overview

Understanding the operation of standard CMOS outputs

Basics of monostable multivibrators

Anatomy of a logic part number

Logic part numbers use a formulaic naming system to denote the device's functionality and features. This video reviews the components to a logic part's name.

00:01:26|22 Aug 2018

With a knowledge of the components of a logic part number, any engineer can easily discern the function and features of a TI logic device. This can make it easier to review board designs, understand what part is sitting at a test bench and navigate a bucket of spare components.

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Basics of logic and translation (10)

Anatomy of a logic part number

Choosing the right auto bidirectional voltage translator

Logic electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection

Clamp diodes and CMOS logic devices

CMOS logic standard inputs

Schmitt-trigger CMOS inputs

Bipolar logic input operation

HC, HCT, and HCS Logic family overview

Understanding the operation of standard CMOS outputs

Basics of monostable multivibrators