74AC821SPC Overview

It is embeded in 24-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) case. The package Tubecontains it. Tri-State, Non-Invertedis the output configured for it. The trigger configured with it uses Positive Edge. The electronic part is mounted in the way of Through Hole. The JK flip flop operates with an input voltage of 2V~6V volts. A temperature of -40°C~85°C TAis used in the operation. This electronic flip flop is of type D-Type. JK flip flop is a part of the 74ACseries of FPGAs. Its output frequency should not exceed 160MHz Hz. In total, there are 1 elements. There is a consumption of 80μAof quiescent energy. If you search by 74AC821, you will find similar parts. The input capacitance of this T flip flop is 4.5pF farads, which is defined as the capacitance between the input terminals of an op amp with either input grounded. There is an electronic component mounted in the way of Through Hole. It is designed with 24 pins. Edge triggering is a type of triggering that allows a circuit to become active at the positive edge or the negative edge of the clock signal. The clock edge trigger type of this device is Positive Edge. There are 10bits in this flip flop. The superior flexibility is achieved through the use of 1 circuits. There are no output lines on the JK flip flop. It has 1lines. A -24mAis set for the high level output current. In the low level output current setting, the current is set to 24mA. The operating temperature should be lower than 85°C. If the operating temperature is higher than -40°C, the system should operate properly. In order for it to operate, a supply voltage of 2Vis required. 6Vis the maximum supply voltage it supports. The frequency that can be achieved is 165MHz.

74AC821SPC Features

Tube package
74AC series
24 pins
10 Bits

74AC821SPC Applications

There are a lot of ON Semiconductor 74AC821SPC Flip Flops applications.

• QML qualified product
• Latch
• ESD performance
• Communications
• ESD protection
• Reduced system switching noise
• Data storage
• Count Modes
• Shift registers
• EMI reduction circuitry