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The STMicroelectronics M74HC365RM13TR is a high-speed CMOS IC which consists of six buffer/line drivers with three-state outputs. It is part of the M74HC family of integrated circuits. Functions: 1. Buffering of input signals. 2. Driving signals along lines. 3. Three-state outputs allow for high-impedance state when not actively driving the line. Applications: 1. Address and data buffering in digital systems. 2. Signal transmission between different components in a circuit. 3. Bus interfacing in microcontrollers and other digital devices. Alternative Components: 1. SN74HC365 from Texas Instruments. 2. MC74HC365 from ON Semiconductor. 3. CD74HC365 from Harris Corporation. Embedded Modules: No specific embedded module information is available for the M74HC365RM13TR. Related Q&A: 1. Can the M74HC365RM13TR be used for level shifting in I2C communication? Yes, the M74HC365RM13TR can be used to buffer and shift logic levels in I2C communication applications. 2. What is the maximum output current that the M74HC365RM13TR can drive? The maximum output current per channel for the M74HC365RM13TR is typically around 25 mA. 3. How does the three-state output function of the M74HC365RM13TR benefit bus systems? The three-state outputs allow multiple devices to share the same bus without interfering with each other when not actively driving the bus. 4. Is the M74HC365RM13TR suitable for data buffering in FPGA applications? Yes, the M74HC365RM13TR can be used to buffer data signals in FPGA applications to help isolate different sections of the circuit. 5. What is the typical propagation delay of the M74HC365RM13TR? The typical propagation delay for the M74HC365RM13TR is around 9 ns, making it suitable for high-speed digital applications.