Nexperia USA Inc. 74HCT112D,653

Nexperia USA Inc. 74HCT112D,653 Environmental and export classification status description

The Nexperia 74HCT112D,653 is a dual JK flip-flop IC from the 74HCT family. It features edge-triggered inputs for each flip-flop, providing you with two individual JK flip-flop units in a single package. Functions: The primary function of the Nexperia 74HCT112D,653 is to store and manipulate binary information using JK flip-flops. It can be used in various digital applications requiring sequential logic functionality. Applications: - Sequential logic circuits - Counters - Registers - Frequency dividers - Memory storage - State machines Alternative Components: - 74HC112 - 74LS112 - CD4027 - CD74HC73 - SN74LS73 Embedded Modules: The Nexperia 74HCT112D,653 can be integrated into larger digital systems or circuits that require sequential logic elements. It can complement other ICs in designs where flip-flops are needed. Related Q&A: 1. What is the difference between the 74HCT and 74HC families of ICs? - The 74HCT family is compatible with TTL logic levels, while the 74HC family is not. This means that HCT ICs can work well in mixed logic environments. 2. Can the Nexperia 74HCT112D,653 be used in asynchronous circuits? - No, the 74HCT112D,653 relies on clocked inputs for its JK flip-flop operation and is designed for synchronous applications. 3. What is the maximum clock frequency supported by the Nexperia 74HCT112D,653? - The maximum clock frequency is typically determined by the propagation delay of the IC and the setup/hold times for its inputs. 4. How does the reset functionality work in the Nexperia 74HCT112D,653? - The 74HCT112D,653 does not have a dedicated reset input. However, you can implement a reset function using additional logic around the IC. 5. Can the Nexperia 74HCT112D,653 be used in combination with other flip-flop types in a single circuit? - Yes, you can combine different flip-flop types to achieve specific functionalities in digital circuits. Just ensure compatibility in terms of voltage levels and timing requirements.