NC7NZ17 Triple-Channel Schmitt Trigger Buffer CMOS SMD IC
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About this product
The NC7NZ17 from onsemi is a triple-channel, non-inverting CMOS buffer with Schmitt-trigger inputs in a surface-mount package. Schmitt-trigger inputs turn slow or noisy edges into clean digital transitions, which makes the part useful for conditioning signals from mechanical switches, sensors and long wires before they reach logic or microcontroller inputs.
Specifications
- Function
- Non-inverting buffer
- Channels
- 3
- Input type
- Schmitt trigger
- Logic family
- CMOS
- Mounting
- SMD
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of NC7NZ17 Triple-Channel Schmitt Trigger Buffer CMOS SMD IC in Egypt?
NC7NZ17 Triple-Channel Schmitt Trigger Buffer CMOS SMD IC currently costs 65 EGP in Egypt.
Where can I buy NC7NZ17 Triple-Channel Schmitt Trigger Buffer CMOS SMD IC in Egypt?
NC7NZ17 Triple-Channel Schmitt Trigger Buffer CMOS SMD IC is available from Makers Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.
Does the output invert the input?
No. It is a non-inverting buffer, so the output follows the input logic level. Use an inverting part if you need the opposite polarity.
When is a Schmitt-trigger buffer useful?
It is useful for slowly changing or noisy signals, such as a mechanical button or a sensor output with slow edges, because its hysteresis prevents multiple output transitions around the threshold. Check the datasheet for supply voltage and pinout before wiring.
