Hi!
I am confused.
The datasheet http://www.nxp.com/documents/data_sheet/HEF40106B.pdf says that at Vcc=5V the output current is maximum +/-0,5mA.
Doing a live test on two units from different batches yields almost +/-5mA@1k. You can however push the negative swing to almost [email protected] and the positive swing to some [email protected] but somewhere around there the CMOS-output is saturated.
1k seem to be a suitable maximum load and the unit then gives at least +/-4mA.
This means that Voh=4V and Vol=1V @1k
I wonder how this can be? Why does the datasheet say otherwise?
I can almost push the limit 10-fold beyond what it says!
Thankful for any comment.
Best regards, Roger
I am confused.
The datasheet http://www.nxp.com/documents/data_sheet/HEF40106B.pdf says that at Vcc=5V the output current is maximum +/-0,5mA.
Doing a live test on two units from different batches yields almost +/-5mA@1k. You can however push the negative swing to almost [email protected] and the positive swing to some [email protected] but somewhere around there the CMOS-output is saturated.
1k seem to be a suitable maximum load and the unit then gives at least +/-4mA.
This means that Voh=4V and Vol=1V @1k
I wonder how this can be? Why does the datasheet say otherwise?
I can almost push the limit 10-fold beyond what it says!
Thankful for any comment.
Best regards, Roger