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The SN74LVTH125PWR is a quad buffer/line driver with tri-state output buffers and advanced bus-hold circuitry manufactured by Texas Instruments. It is capable of transforming low-level input signals into high-level output signals, which are suitable for driving high-impedance loads. The device features an enable/disable function on each buffer, which allows for various combinations of output enable/tri-state signals. The output of each buffer can be controlled by providing active high logic as inputs. This device operates from a single 2.7V to 3.6V supply, making it suitable for low voltage applications. It meets the IEC 60747 standards for both input and output level. This device also features an output higher-speed performance than the standard SN74LVTH125 device, allowing for faster switching at higher frequencies.