SN74LV374ATPWREP Overview

The flip flop is packaged in a case of 20-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width). As part of the package Tape & Reel (TR), it is embedded. The output it is configured with uses Tri-State, Non-Inverted. It is configured with a trigger that uses a value of Positive Edge. The electronic part is mounted in the way of Surface Mount. The supply voltage is set to 2V~5.5V. It is at -40°C~105°C TAdegrees Celsius that the system is operating. D-Typeis the type of this D latch. In this case, it is a type of FPGA belonging to the 74LV series. You should not exceed 170MHzin its output frequency. In total, it contains 1 elements. As a result, it consumes 20μA of quiescent current without being affected by external factors. Terminations are 20. The 74LV374family includes it. It is powered from a supply voltage of 3.3V. A JK flip flop with a 2.9pFfarad input capacitance is used here. In this case, the D flip flop belongs to the LV/LV-A/LVX/Hfamily. Surface Mount mounts this electronic component. With its 20pins, it is designed to work with most electronic flip flops. This device has the clock edge trigger type of Positive Edge. The part you are looking for is included in FF/Latches. An electronic part designed with 8bits is used in this application. 5.5Vis the maximum supply voltage (Vsup). A normal operating voltage (Vsup) should remain above 2V. On the basis of its reliable performance, this D flip flop is well suited for use with TR. The power supply is 3.3V. The flip flop contains 2ports. With a current output of 16mA , it offers maximum design flexibility. This input has 8lines in it.

SN74LV374ATPWREP Features

Tape & Reel (TR) package
74LV series
20 pins
8 Bits
3.3V power supplies

SN74LV374ATPWREP Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments SN74LV374ATPWREP Flip Flops applications.

• Circuit Design
• Data Synchronizers
• Count Modes
• Single Up Count-Control Line
• Convert a momentary switch to a toggle switch
• Set-reset capability
• Latch-up performance
• Bus hold
• Frequency Divider circuits
• Instrumentation