54FCT373TLB

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Logic Latch is a type of digital component that stores state information or data when appropriate control signals are activated. 54FCT373TLB is a product in the type, and it is used to control and store data in computers, microprocessors and other control systems. It belongs to the FCT family of improved-performance CMOS transceivers that use a low power Schottky process.

The 54FCT373TLB operates as both an 8-bit and a 10-bit device configured as two sets of eight or ten data latches, respectively. It has two levels of input and output registers for each data latch, with each of the two levels separated by nine time-quanta latency. With the “Q” in the high state at the 3500-nanosecond mark, the output is 0. With the “Q” in the low state at the 3500-nanosecond mark, the output is 1. As a result, the input and output logics are not directly connected, allowing data to be stored and locked in at the registers, making the logic-latching circuit more dependable.

The 54FCT373TLB has an input voltage of 3.15 volts, an output voltage of 3.15 volts, a temperature range of -55° C to 125° C, a power dissipation of 500 mW, and a standby current of 10 µA. The device also has built-in multiple false metering protection, which allows it to run from a variety of power sources, such as 5V, 3V, and 2.5V, and provide reliable results. In addition, the operating frequency range is 10-400 MHz, making it suitable for use in a variety of systems.

The 54FCT373TLB is typically used in digital and other control systems, microprocessors, computers, communication devices, and consumer electronics, due to its high-speed, low-power, and multiple false metering protection. Furthermore, with its built-in latency feature and false metering protection, the device provides protection from any electrical or ground disturbances that can interfere with its operation.

The 54FCT373TLB is activated when both the Enable pin and the Clear pin are in the “high” state, i.e., when Enable and Clear are both set to “ON”. When this happens, the input data can be stored in the Register of the logic-latch, and the data can only be read from the Register at the same time. Moreover, the data is stored in the Register and held until the Clear pin is in the “low” state, which is the equivalent of the “OFF” state. When the Clear pin is in the “low” state, the data is removed from the Register and the 54FCT373TLB can no longer store any data.

The 54FCT373TLB is connected to a control circuit with a latch enable input. When the latch enable input is in the “low” state, the data written in the Register is stored in the Register of the logic-latch. When the latch enable input is in the “high” state, the data stored in the Register is released and the logic-latch can no longer store any data. This allows the user to control the logic latch by using the latch enable signal.

The 54FCT373TLB is a highly versatile and reliable digital component and offers a low power and high-speed solution for digital control systems. It provides a wide range of power source compatibility, multiple false metering protection, as well as a fast operating frequency, allowing it to be used in various applications. Furthermore, its low power-consumption and time-quanta input-output registers make it convenient for users who rely on quick data storage and retrieval.

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