SN74LV374ATPWT Overview

As a result, it is packaged as 20-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width). It is included in the package Tape & Reel (TR). This output is configured with Tri-State, Non-Inverted. It is configured with the trigger Positive Edge. This electronic part is mounted in the way of Surface Mount. The JK flip flop operates with an input voltage of 4.5V~5.5V volts. -40°C~125°C TAis the operating temperature. There is D-Type type of electronic flip flop associated with this device. In FPGA terms, D flip flop is a type of 74LVseries FPGA. There should be no greater frequency than 150MHzon its output. There are 1 elements in it. Despite external influences, it consumes 2μAof quiescent current. The number of terminations is 20. The 74LV374family includes it. Power is supplied from a voltage of 2.5V volts. The input capacitance of this JK flip flopis 4pF farads. It is a member of the LV/LV-A/LVX/Hfamily of D flip flop. It is mounted in the way of Surface Mount. A total of 20pins are provided on this board. This device's clock edge trigger type is Positive Edge. The part you are looking for is included in FF/Latches. It is designed with 8bits. It reaches 5.5Vwhen the supply voltage is maximal (Vsup). It is imperative that the supply voltage (Vsup) is maintained above 2Vin order to ensure normal operation. Due to its superior flexibility, it uses 8 circuits. In light of its reliable performance, this T flip flop is well suited for TR. It operates from 3.3V power supplies. This flip flop has a total of 2ports. In addition to its maximum design flexibility, the output current of the T flip flop is 16mA. 2input lines are available for you to choose from.

SN74LV374ATPWT Features

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

SN74LV374ATPWT Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments SN74LV374ATPWT Flip Flops applications.

• Digital electronics systems
• Bus hold
• Load Control
• Common Clocks
• Instrumentation
• Single Down Count-Control Line
• Bounce elimination switch
• Circuit Design
• CMOS Process
• Buffer registers