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Onsemi 74VHC04MTCX Environmental and export classification status description

Onsemi74VHC04MTCX is a hex inverter IC (integrated circuit) from ON Semiconductor. It belongs to the VHC (Very High-Speed CMOS) logic family and includes six independent inverters with standard push-pull outputs. This IC operates at high speed while maintaining low power consumption. Functions: - Hex inverter: Converts input logic levels to their inverse states. - Push-pull outputs: Provide both high and low logic levels. - Very High-Speed CMOS (VHC) technology: Offers high-speed operation with low power consumption. Applications: - Digital logic circuits - Signal inversion - Voltage level shifting - Clock signal generation Alternative Components: - 74HC04: High-Speed CMOS hex inverter from other manufacturers like NXP Semiconductors and Texas Instruments - CD4069UB: Unbuffered CMOS hex inverter from Texas Instruments - SN74LVC04A: Low-Voltage CMOS hex inverter from Texas Instruments Embedded Modules: - Embedded inverter circuits - Digital signal processing units - Microcontroller or FPGA designs Related Q&A: 1. What is the operating voltage range of Onsemi74VHC04MTCX? - The operating voltage range is typically from 2V to 6V, making it suitable for various digital systems. 2. How does the Onsemi74VHC04MTCX compare to the 74HC04 in terms of speed and power consumption? - The Onsemi74VHC04MTCX is generally faster but may consume slightly more power compared to the 74HC04 due to its very high-speed CMOS technology. 3. Can Onsemi74VHC04MTCX be used in battery-powered devices? - Yes, it can be utilized in battery-powered devices due to its low power consumption characteristics. 4. Are there any protection features in the Onsemi74VHC04MTCX against overvoltage or overcurrent conditions? - The Onsemi74VHC04MTCX may have built-in protection features, but it's advisable to check the datasheet for specific details. 5. What is the typical propagation delay of the Onsemi74VHC04MTCX? - The propagation delay is usually minimal, in the range of a few nanoseconds, ensuring quick signal processing in digital circuits.