CD74ACT258M Overview

For the purpose of saving board space, digital switch is included in the 16-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width).Tube is the packaging method.Mounting is performed using Surface Mount.the multiplexers uses an analog IC Multiplexer.By maintaining the operating temperature at -55°C~125°C, turn signal switch will not be affected by external factors.Designers have greater flexibility using digital controlled switch when it works with 4.5V~5.5V voltage.These multiplexers are members of the 74ACT series, which provide extensive application potential.The basic configuration of this system includes 16 terminations.The base part number is 74ACT258, which can also be used to find its logic switch related parts.For multiplexer's system, 5V voltage is supplied.There are 16 component pins in this turn signal switch.As a result, conductors end at GULL WING.Single is used as its supply type.This multiplexer ic has 16 pins configured.Surface Mount is the way it is mounted.The ACT family includes the logic switch.There are 2 bits in signal multiplexer.In order to maintain mux switch's normal operation, power is provided to 5V.The turn signal switch operates with 1 outputs.The performance of the multiplexers of a system can be reliably achieved with a supply voltage of 5V.A multiplexer such as this has 8 inputs available.In the turn signal switch's circuit, there are 4 channels used for transmission.

CD74ACT258M Features

Supplied in the 16-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package
Adopting a supply type of Single
Power supplies of 5V
Operating with the supply voltage of 5V

CD74ACT258M Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments CD74ACT258M Signal Switches / Multiplexers / Decoders applications.

• Data transfer
• Data demultiplexing
• Telephone network
• Speed control of medern motors
• Logic gates for other digital devices
• Data-routing applications
• Transmission from the computer system of a satellite
• Logic circuits
• Microprocessor memory systems
• Enabling different functions units in microprocessor instruction decoding