SN74LVC2G17 Dual Schmitt-Trigger Buffer

Two independent non-inverting buffers for 1.65 V to 5.5 V systems. Schmitt-trigger inputs provide hysteresis for reliable transitions from slow or noisy digital signals.

Engineering scope: Values on this page are derived from the supplied SN74LVC2G17 Rev A.1 product specification. Use the released PDF, qualified ordering information and board-level validation for production decisions.

Photorealistic SN74LVC2G17 six-pin product appearance with NYFEA full-model marking
SN74LVC2G17 six-pin product presentation in the NYFEA full-model marking style. The PDF-listed C175 production marking and dimensioned package drawing remain the authority for receiving inspection and PCB-library release.
2 × Y = AIndependent buffers
Schmitt inputsDefined hysteresis
1.65 V to 5.5 VRecommended supply
SOT23-6 / SC70-6Green packages, MSL 3

Product Overview and Selection Scope

SN74LVC2G17 contains two independent non-inverting Schmitt-trigger buffers with push-pull outputs.

  • Dual independent channels: 1A drives 1Y and 2A drives 2Y without inversion.
  • Wide supply range: 1.65 V to 5.5 V operation.
  • Schmitt-trigger behavior: separate VT+ and VT- thresholds provide specified hysteresis.
  • Slow/noisy input tolerance: hysteresis improves switching stability around the input threshold region.
  • 5.5 V input acceptance: both inputs are specified from 0 V to 5.5 V.
  • Output drive: ±24 mA at VCC = 3.0 V under the specified DC tests.
  • Partial power-down: Ioff helps prevent damaging current backflow while powered down.

Selection boundary: This device has two non-inverting Schmitt-trigger channels with actively driven outputs. It is not a plain-threshold buffer, open-drain output, tri-state driver or analog comparator.

Dual Buffer Function and Pin Assignment

Each channel is independent and non-inverting: a LOW input produces a LOW output, while a HIGH input produces a HIGH output.

SN74LVC2G17 dual buffer functional block diagram and truth table
PDF functional block diagram and non-inverting truth table.
SN74LVC2G17 top-view pin configuration and pin functions
Common SOT23-6 / SC70-6 top view and pin functions.
PinNameTypeFunctionEngineering note
11AInputChannel 1 Schmitt inputDo not leave floating.
2GNDPowerGroundUse a short local return path.
32AInputChannel 2 Schmitt inputDo not leave floating.
42YOutputChannel 2 non-inverted outputPush-pull output.
5VCCPowerSupplyPlace local bypass capacitance close to pins 5 and 2.
61YOutputChannel 1 non-inverted outputPush-pull output.

Ordering Codes and Package Selection

Ordering numberTemperature rangePackageTop markingMSLPacking
SN74LVC2G17DCKR-40 °C to +125 °CSC70-6 / SOT363 equivalentC7RMSL 3Tape and reel, 3,000 units
SN74LVC2G17DBVR-40 °C to +125 °CSOT23-6C175MSL 3Tape and reel, 3,000 units

Additional lot, date, vendor, logo or environmental markings may appear. Confirm the complete ordering code and package drawing during receiving inspection.

Recommended Operating Conditions and Absolute Limits

ParameterConditionMinimumMaximumUnit
Supply voltage, VCCOperating1.655.5V
Supply voltage, VCCData retention only1.5-V
Input voltage, VIOperating05.5V
Output voltage, VOOperating0VCCV
Ambient temperature, TAOperating-40125°C

Absolute maximum and handling limits

ParameterMinimumMaximumUnit
Supply voltage, VCC-0.56.5V
Input voltage, VI-0.56.5V
Output voltage, high-impedance or power-off-0.56.5V
Output voltage, HIGH or LOW state-0.5VCC + 0.5V
Input / output clamp current-50 when the associated pin voltage is below 0 VmA
Continuous output current±50mA
Continuous VCC or GND current±100mA
Junction / storage temperature-65150°C
Thermal impedanceθJA = 230 °C/W for SOT23-6 and 265 °C/W for SC70-6.
ESD ratingsHBM ±4000 V, CDM ±1000 V and MM ±200 V.
HandlingUse an ESD-protected area and validate the actual PCB thermal environment.

Input Thresholds, Hysteresis and DC Characteristics

SN74LVC2G17 positive-going and negative-going threshold and hysteresis table
PDF limits for VT+, VT- and hysteresis across the full operating range.
VCCVT+ rangeVT- rangeHysteresis ΔVT rangeUnit
1.65 V0.75 to 1.050.30 to 0.600.30 to 0.70V
2.3 V1.25 to 1.550.60 to 0.900.35 to 0.75V
3.0 V1.50 to 2.100.90 to 1.200.50 to 1.00V
4.5 V2.30 to 3.001.35 to 1.750.80 to 1.30V
5.5 V2.80 to 3.401.65 to 2.001.00 to 1.60V

Output levels and current

ParameterTest conditionVCCLimit or typical valueUnit
VOHIOH = -100 µA1.65 V to 5.5 VMinimum VCC - 0.1 VV
VOHIOH = -4 / -8 / -16 / -24 / -32 mA1.65 / 2.3 / 3.0 / 3.0 / 4.5 VMinimum 1.2 / 1.9 / 2.4 / 2.3 / 3.8 VV
VOLIOL = 100 µA1.65 V to 5.5 VMaximum 0.1 VV
VOLIOL = 4 / 8 / 16 / 24 / 32 mA1.65 / 2.3 / 3.0 / 3.0 / 4.5 VMaximum 0.45 / 0.30 / 0.40 / 0.55 / 0.55 VV
IIInput at 5.5 V or GND0 V to 5.5 V±0.1 µA typical; ±5 µA maximum full rangeµA
IoffVI or VO = 5.5 V0 V±0.1 µA typical; ±10 µA maximum full rangeµA
ICCVI = 5.5 V or GND, IO = 01.65 V to 5.5 V0.1 µA typical; 10 µA maximum full rangeµA
ΔICCOne input at VCC - 0.6 V3 V to 5.5 V500 µA maximumµA

Propagation Delay and Dynamic Capacitance

Parameter1.8 V2.5 V3.3 V5.0 VCondition / unit
Propagation delay, tpd217.85.74.2Typical ns; CL = 30 pF or 50 pF, full temperature range
Input capacitance, Ci4 pFTypical at VCC = 3.3 V
Power-dissipation capacitance, Cpd21222225Typical pF at 10 MHz, +25 °C
Simplified SN74LVC2G17 dual Schmitt-trigger buffer function
Two independent non-inverting Schmitt-trigger buffers; each channel implements Y = A.

Timing interpretation: Propagation values depend on supply and output load. Schmitt hysteresis improves input switching stability but does not remove the need to validate noise amplitude, edge behavior and system timing.

Input Conditioning, Output Loading and PCB Guidance

  • Use both threshold limits: confirm the source crosses VT+ on a rising transition and VT- on a falling transition.
  • Check noise margin: ensure noise near the thresholds cannot create unwanted state changes.
  • Do not leave inputs floating: hold every unused input at a defined logic level.
  • Avoid output contention: 1Y and 2Y actively drive HIGH and LOW.
  • Budget fan-out: check VOH, VOL, output current and cumulative receiver capacitance.
  • Use Ioff correctly: partial-power-down support reduces backflow through the outputs, but board-level paths still require validation.
  • Bypass locally: place suitable ceramic capacitance close to VCC and GND.

System check: Validate threshold crossings, hysteresis, propagation delay, output loading, power sequencing, ESD protection and signal integrity in the finished design.

SOT23-6 and SC70-6 Packages, Land Patterns and Packing

The two packages share the same logical pin assignment but have different body dimensions, lead pitch, marking and thermal impedance. Do not share one PCB footprint between them.

SN74LVC2G17 SOT23-6 package outline and land pattern
SOT23-6 outline, dimensional table and recommended land pattern.
SN74LVC2G17 SC70-6 package outline and land pattern
SC70-6 outline, dimensional table and recommended land pattern.
DimensionSOT23-6SC70-6Unit
Overall height A1.050 to 1.2500.900 to 1.100mm
Body length D2.820 to 3.0202.000 to 2.200mm
Body width E1.500 to 1.7001.150 to 1.350mm
Overall lead span E12.650 to 2.9502.150 to 2.450mm
Lead pitch e0.950 BSC0.650 BSCmm
Outer lead pitch e11.800 to 2.0001.300 BSCmm
Lead width b0.300 to 0.5000.150 to 0.350mm
Lead length L0.300 to 0.6000.260 to 0.460mm
SN74LVC2G17 SOT23-6 and SC70-6 tape-and-reel dimensions
Both packages use a 7-inch reel, 9.5 mm reel width, 8.0 mm carrier tape, 4.0 mm pitch and Q3 pin-1 quadrant.

Application Guidance and Design Limitations

The supplied specification lists the following application areas. These are use contexts, not end-product approvals or safety certifications.

AC receiver applicationAC ReceiversClean slow or noisy control transitions before digital logic.
Blu-ray player and home theater applicationBlu-ray and Home TheaterCondition button, detect and control signals in audio-video hardware.
Desktop and notebook computer applicationDesktop and Notebook PCsRestore clean logic edges from slow board-level sources.
Digital video camera applicationDigital Video CamerasCondition compact sensor and control interfaces.
Mobile phone applicationMobile PhonesProvide two small hysteretic buffer channels.
GPS navigation applicationGPS NavigationImprove switching reliability in portable navigation equipment.
Portable media player applicationPortable Media PlayersCondition low-voltage control signals in battery-powered hardware.
Qualification boundary: Validate EMC, ESD protection, threshold margins, thermal limits, power sequencing, assembly and environmental performance in the finished product.

SN74LVC2G17 Engineering FAQs

What function does SN74LVC2G17 implement?

It provides two independent non-inverting buffers. Each output follows its corresponding input.

Why are the inputs called Schmitt-trigger inputs?

Positive-going and negative-going transitions use different thresholds, creating hysteresis that improves tolerance of slow or noisy signals.

What supply range is recommended?

VCC is specified from 1.65 V to 5.5 V for operation.

What hysteresis is specified at 3 V?

The full-range ΔVT limits at VCC = 3 V are 0.50 V minimum and 1.00 V maximum.

What is the propagation delay?

The PDF lists typical propagation values of 21 ns at 1.8 V, 7.8 ns at 2.5 V, 5.7 ns at 3.3 V and 4.2 ns at 5 V under the stated load conditions.

Can the outputs be wire-connected together?

No. 1Y and 2Y are push-pull outputs and must not oppose another actively driven output.

Which packages are listed?

SN74LVC2G17DBVR is SOT23-6 with C175 marking. SN74LVC2G17DCKR is SC70-6 with C7R marking. Both are MSL 3 and tape-and-reel packed in quantities of 3,000.

Can an unused input be left open?

No. Every unused input must be held at VCC or GND.

Technical source and design authority

This page summarizes the supplied SN74LVC2G17 Rev A.1 product specification for component evaluation. Confirm the current controlled specification, ordering code, marking, pin assignment, threshold limits, electrical limits, package tolerances and qualification requirements before production release.

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