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thanks for the replies,
according to the datasheet on the 74HC125's they are quad buffers jaycar.com.au/products_uploaded/ZC4842.pdf so i would need two, the circuit is operating at around 10Mhz, only reason i thought the latency would have been an issue is if the lines became un-synchronized...
it is to drive TLC5940's (LED Drivers) off of a Parallax Propeller micro controller.
if i was to use the 74HCT125 chips, i would just use a pair of them to get 8 lines of buffered 5.5 volt is this correct?
also the outputs enable inputs (1OE to 4OE) i would just tie all of those to ground...
Hello, I have a microcontroller that outputs IO lines at 3.3 volts, but the chips i want to drive operate at 5.5 volt. I'm sure this is probably a simple task and (hopefully) their is a single IC someone could direct me to. I was thinking a octal buffer IC, Obviously latency is an issue.
Any...
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