CY74FCT16374CTPACT Overview

It is packaged in the way of 48-TFSOP (0.240, 6.10mm Width). D flip flop is embedded in the Cut Tape (CT) package. T flip flop uses Tri-State, Non-Invertedas its output configuration. There is a trigger configured with Positive Edge. There is an electric part mounted in the way of Surface Mount. The JK flip flop operates at 4.5V~5.5Vvolts. A temperature of -40°C~85°C TAis considered to be the operating temperature. This electronic flip flop is of type D-Type. The 74FCTseries comprises this type of FPGA. In total, there are 2 elements. As a result, it consumes 500μA quiescent current and is not affected by external forces. There are 48 terminations, which are the practice of ending a transmission line with a device that matches the characteristic impedance of the line. This D latch belongs to the family of 74FCT16374. It is powered from a supply voltage of 5V. This T flip flop has a capacitance of 4.5pF farads at the input. Devices in the FCTfamily are electronic devices. The electronic part is mounted in the way of Surface Mount. As you can see from the design, it has pins with 48. In this device, the clock edge trigger type is Positive Edge. It is part of the FF/Latchesbase part number family. 16bits are used in its design. Its superior flexibility is attributed to its use of 1 circuits. Considering its reliability, this T flip flop is well suited for TR. The power supply is 5V. The flip flop has 2ports embedded within it. Optimal efficiency requires a supply voltage of 5V. This T flip flop features a maximum design flexibility due to its output current of 64mA. It operates with 3 output lines. There is a consumption of 5μAof quiescent current from it.

CY74FCT16374CTPACT Features

Cut Tape (CT) package
74FCT series
48 pins
16 Bits
5V power supplies

CY74FCT16374CTPACT Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments CY74FCT16374CTPACT Flip Flops applications.

• Shift registers
• QML qualified product
• Shift Registers
• Set-reset capability
• EMI reduction circuitry
• Data Synchronizers
• Asynchronous counter
• Dynamic threshold performance
• ATE
• Matched Rise and Fall