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3.3v->5v 7 signals

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3.3v->5v 7 signals

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Hi

Iam looking for advice.
I want to translate and buffer 7 signals from mpu to outside world. What should I use to do it? It is one way only from 3.3 to 5v.
Can I just use something like 74AHC244 8bit Buffer/Line Driver 3 state? If yes what should I do with unused one? Just leave it floating?
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Re: 3.3v->5v 7 signals

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It depends exactly what your doing... as TTL inputs will accept 3.3V as a HI anyway...
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exxos wrote: 29 Sep 2020 17:14 It depends exactly what your doing... as TTL inputs will accept 3.3V as a HI anyway...
It is external signal which will be sent outside, maybe over the cables to external device. And I would like to protect mpu as well.
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Re: 3.3v->5v 7 signals

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74AHCT244 or 74AHCT541 work well. You can also use 74HCT.

Just tie the unused input to ground or 3v3.
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cmorley wrote: 29 Sep 2020 18:39 74AHCT244 or 74AHCT541 work well. You can also use 74HCT.

Just tie the unused input to ground or 3v3.
Thank you.

Lets see how it will work out. :)
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Re: 3.3v->5v 7 signals

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Use a 74LVC244 with pull-up to 5V on the output (5V side).
It's a 3.3v device with 5V i/o support. I use it a lot of places exactly for this.
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Re: 3.3v->5v 7 signals

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I've been using 74AHCT245As for my VGA mod, since they only cost AUD 50c each and they do the job. If you only need a single-directional driver they work the same as the 244s (I just tie DIR to ground).

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