onsemi MC74VHCT125A Buffers

onsemi MC74VHCT125A Buffers are high-speed CMOS quad bus buffers fabricated with silicon gate CMOS technology. These devices achieve fast operation, similar to dipolar Schottky TTL, with typical propagation delays (tPD​) of 3.8ns at VCC​ = 5V. The MC74VHCT125A buffers feature a 3-state control input (OE) that, when set high, places the output into a high-impedance state, useful for bus applications. These buffers offer good noise immunity and operate at a 2V to 5.5V operating voltage range. The MC74VHCT125A buffers are Pb-free and RoHS compliant. These devices are suitable for general-purpose logic, buffering, signal conditioning, power-down protection, automotive, and industrial applications.

Features

  • tPD = 3.8ns (typical) at VCC = 5V high speed
  • ICC = 4A (maximum) at TA = 25°C low power dissipation
  • VNIH = VNIL = 28% VCC high noise immunity
  • Power-down protection is provided on inputs
  • Balanced propagation delays
  • Designed for a 2V to 5.5V operating range
  • Low noise VOLP = 0.8V (maximum)
  • Pin and function compatible with other standard logic families
  • Latchup performance exceeds 100mA
  • ESD performance human body model >2000V
  • Chip complexity 72 FETs or 18 equivalent gates
  • Q suffix for automotive and other applications requiring unique site and control change requirements
  • AEC-Q100 qualified and PPAP capable
  • Pb-free and RoHS compliant

Applications

  • General-purpose logic
  • Buffering
  • Signal conditioning
  • power-down protection
  • Automotive
  • Industrial

Logic Diagram with Function Table

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Part Number Datasheet Logic Family Output Type Propagation Delay Time Quiescent Current Supply Voltage - Min Pd - Power Dissipation
MC74VHCT125ADTR2G-Q MC74VHCT125ADTR2G-Q Datasheet 74VHC CMOS 3.8 ns 40 uA 2 V 833 mW
MC74VHCT125ADTR2G MC74VHCT125ADTR2G Datasheet VHCT 3-State 11.5 ns 2 uA 2 V 833 mW
MC74VHCT125ADR2G MC74VHCT125ADR2G Datasheet VHCT 3-State 11.5 ns 2 uA 4.5 V 500 mW (1/2 W)
Published: 2025-06-25 | Updated: 2025-07-15