LVCMOS15

LVCMOS15 refers to a specific electrical signaling standard used in digital electronics. The acronym stands for Low Voltage Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor with a 1.5 volt supply voltage. This standard defines the voltage levels for logic high and logic low signals, as well as the transition times and other electrical characteristics necessary for reliable communication between integrated circuits.

LVCMOS15 is part of a family of LVCMOS standards, which are characterized by their low operating voltage, reducing power consumption and heat generation compared to older, higher voltage standards like TTL (Transistor-Transistor Logic). The "15" in LVCMOS15 specifically denotes the nominal supply voltage of 1.5 volts. This lower voltage is particularly beneficial in battery-powered devices and high-density systems where power efficiency is critical.

Integrated circuits designed to meet the LVCMOS15 standard are compatible with other devices operating at the same voltage level and adhering to the same specifications. This ensures interoperability and simplifies system design. The standard specifies the input and output voltage thresholds, ensuring that signals are correctly interpreted by receiving components. As technology advances and power demands continue to decrease, LVCMOS standards, including LVCMOS15, remain a popular choice for modern digital interfaces.