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On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 09:43:47 -0000 you wrote:

What does the output pin normally drive? How does it get shorted to VCC?

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>Hello guys.. I have an application where in the output pin has a 
>greater posibility being shorted to VCC. Now when this pin is set low, 
>it causes high current. To avoid this, i am thinking of placing a 
>buffer after the output pin (i dunno if this is the best idea, i 
>appreciate feedbacks). I am searching the farnell and i saw some 
>LVC07A from TI. Can anyone can recomend a similar device with only a 
>single (or two) buffer in it? running from 1.7 to 3.3 VCC..
>
>regards,
>mago

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