74ACT74MTC Overview

In the form of 14-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width), it has been packaged. D flip flop is embedded in the Tube package. T flip flop is configured with an output of Differential. This trigger uses the value Positive Edge. There is an electronic component mounted in the way of Surface Mount. With a supply voltage of 4.5V~5.5V volts, it operates. It is operating at -40°C~85°C TA. This logic flip flop is classified as type D-Type. In this case, it is a type of FPGA belonging to the 74ACT series. Its output frequency should not exceed 210MHz Hz. D latch consists of 2 elements. As a result, it consumes 20μA quiescent current. D latch belongs to the 74ACT74 family. A 4.5pFfarad input capacitance is provided by this T flip flop. This electronic part is mounted in the way of Surface Mount. It is designed with 14 pins. In this device, the clock edge trigger type is Positive Edge. An electronic part with 2bits has been designed. The superior flexibility of this product is achieved by using 2 circuits. A high level of efficiency can be achieved by maintaining the supply voltage at 5V. It offers maximum design flexibility with its output current of 24mA. To operate, the chip has a total of 1 output lines. Currently, there are 1 lines of input. High level output current is set to -24mA. Low level output current is set to 24mA. If the operating temperature is lower than 85°C, it is recommended. A temperature above -40°Cshould be used for the operation. Normally, it operates with a voltage of 4.5VV as its minimum supply voltage. There is a maximum supply voltage of 5.5V. It is possible to achieve 125MHz frequencies.

74ACT74MTC Features

Tube package
74ACT series
14 pins
2 Bits

74ACT74MTC Applications

There are a lot of ON Semiconductor 74ACT74MTC Flip Flops applications.

• Circuit Design
• Safety Clamp
• Divide a clock signal by 2 or 4
• Set-reset capability
• Test & Measurement
• Convert a momentary switch to a toggle switch
• Consumer
• Individual Asynchronous Resets
• Data Synchronizers
• Balanced Propagation Delays