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74HCT74D
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ManufacturerNexperia
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Mfr. Part #74HCT74D
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In Stock8497
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Specifications
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Overview
Description
Equivalent
1. SN74HCT74 from Texas Instruments
2. CD74HCT74 from Texas Instruments (formerly from RCA)
3. TC74HCT74A from Toshiba
4. MC74HCT74 from ON Semiconductor (now part of onsemi)
5. 74ACT74 from various manufacturers (though note ACT series is faster)
These equivalents belong to the HCT family, which are high-speed CMOS logic ICs compatible with TTL logic levels. Always check the datasheets for specific electrical characteristics.
Features
1. Logic Family: Belongs to the High-Speed CMOS (HCT) family, compatible with TTL logic levels.
2. Configuration: Contains two independent positive-edge-triggered D-type flip-flops.
3. Inputs and Outputs:
- Each flip-flop has a data (D) input, clock (CP) input, direct set (SD) input, direct reset (RD) input, Q and Q\ (complementary) outputs.
- Asynchronous Set and Reset to initialize or clear outputs regardless of the clock state.
4. Voltage Range: Operates typically at 5V supply voltage, with a range from 4.5V to 5.5V.
5. Propagation Delay: Fast operation with low propagation delay, typically around 16 ns.
6. Power Consumption: Low power consumption due to CMOS technology.
7. Package: Available in various packages like SOIC, TSSOP, and others for versatile hardware integration.
8. Temperature Range: Operates over a wide temperature range suitable for consumer and industrial environments.
These features make it ideal for use in counters, registers, and memory-related digital circuits.
Pinout
1. Data Input (D): The data on this pin is sampled on the rising edge of the clock.
2. Clock Input (CP): Triggers the flip-flop; on a rising edge, the data from the D input is transferred to the Q outputs.
3. Set (SD)\*: An asynchronous active-low input which, when low, forces the Q output to high, regardless of the clock or data inputs.
4. Reset (RD)\*: An asynchronous active-low input which, when low, forces the Q output to low, regardless of the clock or data inputs.
5. Q Output: The main output of the flip-flop that reflects the current state.
6. Q\* (not Q) Output: The complementary output, which is the inverse of the Q output.
Pins 1 and 2 are for one flip-flop's SD\* and RD\*, respectively, and similar for the second flip-flop at pins 13 and 12. Pin 14 is Vcc, and pin 7 is GND for power supply.
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Application
1. Data Storage: Used in registers for temporary storage of data.
2. Data Synchronization: Ensures data consistency across different clock domains.
3. Frequency Division: Utilized in counters and dividers to split input frequencies.
4. State Machines: Forms the basic memory element in finite state machines.
5. Signal Sampling: Captures and holds input signals for processing.
6. Debouncing: Used in debouncing circuits for switches and buttons.
7. Digital Logic Design: Serves as a basic building block in complex digital systems.
These applications make it versatile in various electronics and digital systems projects.