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The Fairchild Semiconductor DM74AS244WM is an octal buffer/line driver with 3-state outputs. It is part of the 74AS series of integrated circuits, which are high-speed, low-power ICs commonly used in digital electronics applications. The DM74AS244WM specifically provides buffering and driving capabilities for digital signals. Functions: - Acts as a line driver with 3-state outputs - Provides buffering to isolate input signals from output signals - Can be used for signal amplification and shaping Applications: - Communication systems - Networking equipment - Industrial automation - Automotive electronics - Consumer electronics Alternative Components: - Texas Instruments SN74AS244 - ON Semiconductor N74AS244 - NXP Semiconductors 74AS244 Embedded Modules: The Fairchild Semiconductor DM74AS244WM does not have embedded modules, as it is a standalone octal buffer/line driver IC. However, it can be integrated into larger systems and circuits for various applications. Related Q&A: 1. Q: What is the maximum voltage rating of the Fairchild Semiconductor DM74AS244WM? A: The DM74AS244WM typically has a maximum voltage rating of around 5.5V. 2. Q: Can the DM74AS244WM be used as a level shifter for interfacing between different voltage domains? A: Yes, the 3-state outputs of the DM74AS244WM can be used for level shifting applications by enabling or disabling the output drivers. 3. Q: What is the typical output current capability of the Fairchild Semiconductor DM74AS244WM? A: The DM74AS244WM can typically drive around 24mA of output current per channel. 4. Q: Is the DM74AS244WM compatible with both TTL and CMOS logic levels? A: Yes, the DM74AS244WM is designed to be compatible with both TTL and CMOS logic families. 5. Q: Can multiple DM74AS244WM devices be cascaded together in a system? A: Yes, multiple DM74AS244WM devices can be cascaded together to provide additional buffering and driving capabilities for more complex digital systems.