September 1991
DM74LS465 (DM81LS95A)/DM74LS466 (DM81LS96A)/
DM74LS467 (DM81LS97A)/DM74LS468 (DM81LS98A)
TRI-STATE Octal Buffer
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General Description
These devices provide eight, two-input buffers in each pack-
age. All employ the newest low-power-Schottky TTL tech-
nology. One of the two inputs to each buffer is used as a
control line to gate the output into the high-impedance
state, while the other input passes the data through the buff-
er. The ’LS465 and ’LS467 present true data at the outputs,
while the ’LS466 and ’LS468 are inverting. On the ’LS465
and ’LS466 versions, all eight TRI-STATE enable lines are
common, with access through a 2-input NOR gate. On the
’LS467 and ’LS468 versions, four buffers are enabled from
one common line, and the other four buffers are enabled
from another common line. In all cases the outputs are
placed in the TRI-STATE condition by applying a high logic
level to the enable pins. These devices represent octal, low
power-Schottky versions of the very popular DM54/74365,
366, 367, and 368 (DM8095, 96, 97, and 98) TRI-STATE
hex buffers.
Features
Y
Octal versions of popular DM74365, 366, 367, and 368
(DM8095, 96, 97 and 98)
Y
Typical power dissipation
LS465, 467, (LS95A, 97A) 80 mW
LS466, 468, (LS96A, 98A) 65 mW
Y
Typical propagation delay
LS465, 467 (LS95A, 97A) 15 ns
LS466, 468 (LS96A, 98A) 10 ns
Y
Low power-Schottky, TRI-STATE technology
Connection Diagrams
Dual-In-Line Packages
TL/F/6435–1
TL/F/6435–2
TL/F/6435–4
TL/F/6435–3
Order Numbers DM74LS465WM/DM81LS95AWM, DM74LS465N/DM81LS95AN,
DM74LS466WM/DM81LS96AWM, DM74LS466N/DM81LS96AN,
DM74LS467WM/DM81LS97AWM, DM74LS467N/DM81LS97AN,
DM74LS468WM/DM81LS98AWM or DM74LS468N/DM81LS98AN
See NS Package Number M20B or N20A
TRI-STATEÉ is a registered trademark of National Semiconductor Corporation.
C
1995 National Semiconductor Corporation
TL/F/6435
RRD-B30M105/Printed in U. S. A.