SN75436, SN75437A QUADRUPLE PERIPHERAL DRIVERS

SLRS019A - DECMEBER 1986 - REVISED OCTOBER 1995

features

Saturating Outputs With Low On-State Resistance
High-Impedance Inputs Compatible With CMOS and TTL Levels
Very Low Standby Power . . . 21 mW Max
High-Voltage Outputs . . . 70 V Min
No Power-Up or Power-Down Output Glitch
No Latch-Up Within Recommended Operating Conditions
Output-Clamp Diodes for Transient Suppression
2-W Power Package

description

The SN75436 and SN75437A quadruple peripheral drivers are designed for use in systems requiring high current, high voltage, and high load power. Each device features four inverting open-collector outputs with a common-enable input that, when taken low, disables all four outputs. The envelope of 1-V characteristics exceeds the specifications sufficiently to avoid high-current latch-up. Applications include driving relays, lamps, solenoids, motors, LEDs, transmission lines, hammers, and other high-power-demand devices.

The SN75436 and SN75437A are offered in a 16-pin wide-body surface-mount (NE) package and is characterized for operation over the free-air temperature of 0°C to 70°C.

Title: QUADRUPLE PERIPHERAL DRIVERS
Product Family: PERIPHERAL DRIVERS AND ACTUATORS
Device Functionality: PERIPHERAL DRIVERS & ACTUATORS
Orderable Devices: SN75436NE, SN75437ANE

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