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Quad Buffer Line Driver 74HC126E

Introduction:

This chip enables you to control a digital signal line. You can turn off, or on a line when you need to, and the signal is conditioned since the output is an open collector. There are four (4) buffers (line drivers) in this chip. The output must be pulled up to a voltage source. If you don't use some of the buffers in your application, bring them to ground or vcc.

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Quad Buffer Line Driver (Through Hole)

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Learn about the Quad Buffer Line Driver 74HC126E

Part 1: Microcontroller and LED Breadboard Circuit

Part 1: Making a circuit for the Atmel AVR Atmega32 microcontroller to light up an LED (Light Emitting Diode). The circuit consists of an LED, a resistor of the appropriate value to limit current to ...

Breadboard the LED to Microcontroller with Resistor

Physically wiring the circuit for an LED (Light Emitting Diode) to a microcontroller and a resistor so we can turn the LED on and off.

Part 2: Making a Microcontroller Program to Turn on an LED

Part 2: Making a program for the Atmel AVR Atmega32 microcontroller to light up an LED (Light Emitting Diode). The circuit consists of an LED, a resistor of the appropriate value to limit current to ...

Schematic: Two LEDs and Push Button to Microcontroller with Hardware Debouncing

Schematic on paper of one button with hardware debouncing and two LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) connected to an AVR microcontroller. The push button switch is connected to pin 1 on PORT B and the LEDs...

Breadboard: Push Button and Two LEDs connected to Microcontroller with Hardware Debouncing

Breadboard circuit of one button with hardware debouncing and two LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) connected to an AVR microcontroller. The push button switch is connected to pin 1 on PORT B and the LEDs...

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Quad Buffer Line Driver 74HC126E

Learn about the Quad Buffer Line Driver 74HC126E