| ??? 01/18/04 00:41 Read: times |
#62817 - RE: Transistor inverter instead of 7404 Responding to: ???'s previous message |
"It could be possible to invert a logic signal using a transistor, however I recommend an alternate solution. Several companies, including TI, PERICOM, and TOSHIBA, now make a series of small package single gate parts."
Just what I was about to say! I could definitely add Philips to that list and also, I think, Fairchild. Note that the single-transistor solution is going to need at least 3 components (base resistor, transistor, collector resistor) |
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