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CMOS Vs TTL Logic voltage levels

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Some CMOS families/components have input levels compliant to the TTL standard, and output levels going from GND to VCC (nearly).

Most other CMOS have an input threshold placed somewhere between GND and VDD, usually near VCC/2 but with no guarantee; outputs are still rail to rail.

So the output of any CMOS with VCC>2V can drive a TTL compatible input.
 

In your attachment is shown several logic families

Logic Voltage Thresholds_pict.jpg

Logic Voltage Thresholds for TTL, CMOS, LVCMOS, and GTLP IC families

Look these.....

Glue Logic IC Family Selection Guide

IC Glue Logic Family Descriptions
 
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