54ACT175
54ACT175 is Quad D Flip-Flop manufactured by Texas Instruments.
- Part of the 54AC175 comparator family.
- Part of the 54AC175 comparator family.
FEATURES
- 2 Edge-Triggered D-Type Inputs
- Buffered Positive Edge-Triggered Clock
- Asynchronous mon Reset
- True and plement Output
- Outputs Source/Sink 24 m A
- 'ACT175 has TTL-patible Inputs
- Standard Microcircuit Drawing (SMD)
- 'AC175: 5962-89552
- 'ACT175: 5962-89693
DESCRIPTION
The 'AC/'ACT175 is a high-speed quad D flip-flop. The device is useful for general flip-flop requirements where clock and clear inputs are mon. The information on the D inputs is stored during the LOWto-HIGH clock transition. Both true and plemented outputs of each flip-flop are provided. A Master Reset input resets all flip-flops, independent of the Clock or D inputs, when LOW.
Logic Symbols
D0- D3 CP MR Q0- Q3 Q0- Q3
Figure 1. IEEE/IEC
Pin Names
Data Inputs Clock Pulse Input Master Reset Input True Outputs plement Outputs
Figure 2. IEEE/IEC
Description
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54AC175, 54ACT175
SNOS094B
- AUGUST 1998
- REVISED APRIL 2013
Connection Diagrams
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Figure 3. Pin Assignment for CDIP and CLGA See Package Numbers NFE and NAD
Figure 4. Pin Assignment for LCCC See Package Number NAJ
Functional Description
The 'AC/'ACT175 consists of four edge-triggered D flip-flops with individual D inputs and Q and Q outputs. The Clock and Master Reset are mon. The four flip-flops will store the state of their individual D inputs on the LOW-to-HIGH clock (CP) transition, causing individual Q and Q outputs to follow. A LOW...