Nexperia USA Inc. 74HCT173D,653

Nexperia USA Inc. 74HCT173D,653 Environmental and export classification status description

Overview of Nexperia 74HCT173D,653 The Nexperia 74HCT173D,653 is a high-speed CMOS device that consists of four D-type flip-flops with individual data inputs (D), clock inputs (CP), and clear inputs (CLR). It belongs to the 74HCT series of integrated circuits. Functions 1. D-Type Flip-Flops: The 74HCT173D,653 contains four D-type flip-flops, which store a binary bit of data and transfer it to the output when triggered by a clock signal. 2. Clock Inputs (CP): Clock inputs control the timing of data input, storage, and output operations. 3. Clear Inputs (CLR): Clear inputs allow for resetting the flip-flops. Applications - Digital Data Storage: The device is used in digital systems to store and transfer binary data. - Timing Applications: It is employed in systems where precise timing control is required, such as in synchronization circuits. - Sequential Logic Design: The flip-flops in the 74HCT173D are crucial components in sequential logic circuits. Alternative Components - Texas Instruments SN74HCT173N: Comparable functionality to the Nexperia chip. - Fairchild MM74HCT173N: Another alternative offering similar D-type flip-flop functionality. Embedded Modules The Nexperia 74HCT173D,653 can be integrated into various digital systems, including: - Microcontrollers: Used in conjunction with microcontrollers to add storage and timing capabilities. - Digital Signal Processors (DSP): Enables sequential logic designs within DSP systems. --- Related Q&A 1. How does the 74HCT173D,653 compare to the 74HCT374 octal D-type flip-flop in terms of functionality? 2. What are the voltage and current specifications for proper operation of the 74HCT173D,653? 3. Can the clear inputs (CLR) of multiple 74HCT173D,653 devices be tied together for simultaneous clearing in a system? 4. What are the common clock frequencies used with the 74HCT173D,653 in digital systems, and how does it affect the data transfer rate? 5. In what types of applications would you recommend using the 74HCT173D,653 over alternative flip-flop ICs?