SN74ALVCH16374DGVR Overview

48-TFSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width)is the packaging method. You can find it in the Tape & Reel (TR)package. The output it is configured with uses Tri-State, Non-Inverted. The trigger it is configured with uses Positive Edge. It is mounted in the way of Surface Mount. A 1.65V~3.6Vsupply voltage is required for it to operate. A temperature of -40°C~85°C TAis considered to be the operating temperature. There is D-Type type of electronic flip flop associated with this device. JK flip flop is a part of the 74ALVCHseries of FPGAs. In order for it to function properly, its output frequency should not exceed 150MHz. The list contains 2 elements. A total of 48 terminations have been made. The 74ALVCH16374 family contains it. The D flip flop is powered by a voltage of 1.8V . The input capacitance of this T flip flop is 3pF farads, which is defined as the capacitance between the input terminals of an op amp with either input grounded. Electronic devices of this type belong to the ALVC/VCX/Afamily. Surface Mount mounts this electronic component. With its 48pins, it is designed to work with most electronic flip flops. In this device, the clock edge trigger type is Positive Edge. This part is included in Bus Driver/Transceiver. It is designed with a number of bits of 16. Normally, the supply voltage (Vsup) should be above 1.65V. As a result of its reliable performance, this T flip flop is suitable for TR. The D flip flop has no ports embedded. Its output current of 24mAallows for maximum design flexibility. It operates with 3 output lines. It consumes 40μA of quiescent current without being affected by external factors.

SN74ALVCH16374DGVR Features

Tape & Reel (TR) package
74ALVCH series
48 pins
16 Bits

SN74ALVCH16374DGVR Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments SN74ALVCH16374DGVR Flip Flops applications.

• Pattern generators
• Convert a momentary switch to a toggle switch
• Patented noise
• Test & Measurement
• Functionally equivalent to the MC10/100EL29
• Single Down Count-Control Line
• Event Detectors
• Power down protection
• EMI reduction circuitry
• Common Clocks