Resistors
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NC7WZ07P6X
Dual Non-Inverting Open-Drain Buffer IC – Dual non-inverting buffer with open-drain outputs for logic level translation, bus interfacing, signal buffering, wired-AND logic, and embedded digital systems. Operates from a 1.65 V to 5.5 V supply and features two independent 1-bit buffer channels capable of sinking up to 32 mA per output. The open-drain outputs allow direct interfacing with multiple voltage domains using external pull-up resistors, making the device suitable for I²C buses, interrupt lines, LED driving, and mixed-voltage logic applications. Features high-speed CMOS operation, low static power consumption, 5.5 V input tolerance, and is specified for operation over a −40°C to +85°C ambient temperature range. Housed in a 6-pin SC-88 (SC-70-6 / SOT-363) surface-mount package. #onsemi #NC7WZ07P6X #LogicBuffer #OpenDrain #NonInvertingBuffer #LogicIC #LevelShifter #I2C #SignalBuffer #WiredAND #SC88 #EmbeddedSystems
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