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HD74HCT564 - Octal D-type Flip-Flops (with 3-state outputs)

General Description

These devices are positive edge triggered flip-flops.

The difference between HD74HCT564 and HD74HCT574 is only that the former has inverting outputs and the latter has non-inverting outputs.

Key Features

  • LSTTL Output Logic Level Compatibility as well as CMOS Output Compatibility High Speed Operation: tpd (D to Q, Q) = 15 ns typ (CL = 50 pF) High Output Current: Fanout of 15 LSTTL Loads Wide Operating Voltage: VCC = 4.5 to 5.5 V Low Input Current: 1 µA max Low Quiescent Supply Current: ICC (static) = 4 µA max (Ta = 25°C) Function Table Outputs Output Control L L L H L X Clock Data H L X X HD74HCT564 L H Q0 Z HD74HCT574 H L Q0 Z HD74HCT.

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HD74HCT564/HD74HCT574 Octal D-type Flip-Flops (with 3-state outputs) Description These devices are positive edge triggered flip-flops. The difference between HD74HCT564 and HD74HCT574 is only that the former has inverting outputs and the latter has non-inverting outputs. Data at the D inputs, meeting the set-up and hold time requirements, are transferred to the Q or Q outputs on positive going transitions of the clock (CK) input. When a high logic level is applied to the output control (OC) input, all outputs go to a high impedance state, regardless of what signals are present at the other inputs and the state of the storage elements.