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Schmitt Trigger for extreme temperature systems

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Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jul 14, 2010

Cissoid has unveiled a Schmitt Trigger product for use in extreme temperature systems such as sensor interfaces and signal processing in industrial, aeronautics, automotive and oil and gas markets.

The new Quad 2-Input NAND Schmitt Trigger product is guaranteed for operation from -55C up to +225C.

The Schmitt Trigger CHT-74132 is suitable for system engineers looking for debouncing and maximum noise immunity in extreme temperature systems.

The CHT-74132 complements the Cissoid Galaxy range of logic components for electronics systems requiring reliable operation at high temperature.

The device can work in a 3.3-5V power supply over the complete temperature range, with CMOS-compatible levels for both input and output.

At +225C, it offers a typical hysteresis of 1V or 0.7V respectively for power supplies of 5V and 3.3V.

The product is pin-to-pin compatible with standard 74 logic components.

As with all Cissoid products from the Galaxy range of logic gates, the CHT-74132 Schmitt Trigger keeps high-speed performance and low leakage current across the whole temperature range.

It is totally latch-up free.

The CHT-74132 is available in Ceramic CDIL14 and CSOIC16 packages for sampling and evaluation.

Pricing starts at EUR105.45 (GBP88.33) for up to 200 units.

A lower-temperature version is available in a plastic PSOIC16 package and will sustain up to 175C.

Pricing starts at EUR39.29 for up to 1,000 units.

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