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STMicroelectronics 74LCX125MTR Low voltage CMOS quad bus buffer (package TSSOP14)

STMicroelectronics 74LCX125MTR Low voltage CMOS quad bus buffer (package TSSOP14)
I'm not 100 percent certain about this chip's manufacturer or purpose. From the markings (LCX 125 F806), it appears to be an STMicroelectronics low voltage CMOS quad bus buffer (package TSSOP14). According to STMicroelectronics' documentation, "the 74LCX125 is a low voltage CMOS quad bus buffer fabricated with sub-micron silicon gate and double-layer metal wiring C2MOS technology. It is ideal for low power and high speed 3.3V applications; it can be interfaced to 5V signal environment for both inputs and outputs."

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The unidentified chip is an Analogue Devices ADG3304 logic level translator. (Read the rest)
Posted by: Mad Dan Posted on: 09/08/08 You are currently: a Guest | | Terms of Use
And pray tell, what did we learn from all this forensics?  flatliner | 09/05/08
RE: Amazon Kindle (Cracking Open the Amazon Kindle)  MAButler | 09/05/08
What we learned....  drew.mcbee@... | 09/05/08
RE: Amazon Kindle (Cracking Open the Amazon Kindle)  dgerard | 09/06/08
RE: Amazon Kindle (Cracking Open the Amazon Kindle)  Mad Dan | 09/08/08

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