CY74FCT573CTQCTG4 Overview

In the 20-SSOP (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package, it can be found as an embedded module. This package has the format of Tape & Reel (TR). Tri-State is used for the output it is configured with. There is a logic type of D-Type Transparent Latch for this electrical device. Electronic components are mounted using the Surface Mount method. A 4.75V~5.25V supply voltage is required to operate it. It is -40°C~85°C at the operating temperature. The 74FCT series of FPGAs is the one this FPGA belongs to. With this electronic part, there are 8 bits. As far as this device is concerned, it has no terminations. This type belongs to the 74FCT573 family. The device works with a voltage of 5V for its supply voltage. It has 20 pins that makes it easy to use. It is a member of the FCT family of electronic devices. There are 20 pins on it. This electronic part is mounted in the way of Surface Mount. As far as ports are concerned, this device has 2 ports. It belongs to the subcategory of FF/Latches. There are 5V power supplies attached to it. The device's reliable performance makes it a good choice for TR. Due to its 64mA output current, it offers maximum design flexibility. In order to achieve high efficiency, the supply voltage should be kept at 5V. Input lines are generated as binary equivalents by 8 output lines. There are no external factors that affect it, so it consumes 100μA quiescent current. This object is composed of 1 elements. As its maximal power current (ICC) reaches 0.2mA, it is able to operate.

CY74FCT573CTQCTG4 Features

20-SSOP (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package
74FCT series
8 Bits
74FCT573 family
20 pin count
20 pins
5V power supplies
1 elements

CY74FCT573CTQCTG4 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments CY74FCT573CTQCTG4 Latches applications.

• Shift Registers
• Bus system register with enable parallel lines at bus side
• Accumulator Registers
• Communication systems
• Counter timers
• Parallel Output
• Shift right register
• Automotive Infotainment
• Relay replacement
• Synchronous frequency dividers