SN74121DR Overview

In this case, the product is packaged in a 14-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) case.As a precaution, it is advisable to pack the equipment in case something goes wrong.Multivibrator is recommended that you use a Surface Mount mounting type for Multivibrator.There are two logic types for this part, Logic Type A and Logic Type B.Voting is provided within the stipulated timeframe.Multivibrator is one of the electrical components that is included in the 7400 series.There is a minimum operating temperature that cannot be exceeded by this part.A low current is output from the device 400μA 16mA, whereas a high voltage output is output from the device 400μA 16mA.As far as the design is concerned, the component is based on the SN74121 family of components.As a result, it has a total of 14 terminations.There is no problem with the device handling the 5V voltage.As well as having 3 inputs for clocks and data, it also has a 3 output.Multivibrator consists of a total of five 14 pins on the part.Specifications include 14 pins for the part.Using Surface Mount, the device is mounted to the surface.At 13mA, it consumes a quiescent current that is consumed by it.5V volts of voltage is required to run this chip.A device such as this can deliver an output current of 16mA to the input current.There is a possibility of giving voltage at 5V volts using this device.There are 1 bits on an IC chip, and they total up to the total amount of bits.

SN74121DR Features

in 14-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Logic Type: Monostable
Operating Temperature: 7400
based on SN74121
Supply Voltage: 5V
Quiescent Current at 13mA
output current at 16mA
1 bits

SN74121DR Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments
SN74121DR applications of multivibrators.

• AV Receivers
• Blu-ray Players and Home Theaters
• DVD Recorders and Players
• Desktop PCs or Notebook PCs
• Digital Radio and Internet Radio Players
• Digital Video Cameras (DVC)
• Embedded PCs
• GPS: Personal Navigation Devices
• Mobile Internet Devices
• Network Attached Storage (NAS)