CD74ACT280EE4 Overview
A device of this type is supplied in a package of type [0]. For its configuration, 14terminations are used. This device is fully flexible due to the supply voltage of [0]. 14is the number of pins on all components. It is packaged in a manner consistent with Rail/Tube. In the circuit, 14pins are used to connect other components. It is mounted in the way of [0]. In this case, it emerges as a member of the ACT family. The device contains information consisting of 9bits. Pbfree code may result in yes. In terms of this electronic device, the features provided by ODD/EVEN PARITY GENERATORare of the utmost importance. The temperature grade of this device is MILITARY. The voltage source generates 5Vvoltage. To operate, it requires a supply voltage of [0]. Electrical characteristics remain stable for extended periods of time at [0]. An operating temperature range is specified with a lower limit generally set at -55°C degrees Celsius. 5.5Vis the maximum voltage available to the device. As low as 4.5Vis the minimum voltage that can be applied to the device. The device consumes quiescent current when it is at 8μA. The electronic components is from Arithmetic Circuits family. This logic IC is of type [0]. In order to operate normally, it is designed with circuits with 1values. At a specified high-level voltage, there is -24mA current flowing into the output. An output terminal with a specified low-level voltage has 24mA current flowing into it. 24mAis the current flowing into the output terminal.
CD74ACT280EE4 Features
Embedded in the PDIP package
ODD/EVEN PARITY GENERATOR
Operating supply voltage of 5V
PARITY GENERATOR/CHECKER as logic IC type
CD74ACT280EE4 Applications
There are a lot of Texas Instruments
CD74ACT280EE4 Counters & Dividers applications.
- Frequency dividers
- Time-delay circuits
- Analog multiplexing and demultiplexing
- Digital multiplexing and demultiplexing
- Signal gating
- Frequency dividing circuits
- Time delay circuits
- Communications Digital Frequency Synthesizers;
- VHF, UHF, FM, AM, etc.
- Fixed or Programmable Frequency Division
