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Logic-Multivibrators are integrated circuits which are designed to monostably switch from one logic state to the other and maintain that state by itself. This type of circuit has numerous uses, from providing an efficient pulse-width modulator to producing a programmable delay line. 74AHCT123AD is an example of a logic-multivibrators that has been used in many applications.

The 74AHCT123AD is comprised of two Schmitt triggers. Each Schmitt trigger is composed of a two-stage amplifier that is designed to respond to digital input signals. It has high impedance when the input voltage is high and low impedance when the input voltage is low. This makes the Schmitt trigger capable of rejecting any noise present on the input.

The 74AHCT123AD is a dual 4-bit static CMOS logic device. It operates from a single supply rail of 5V and features an active low output. It also features a 3-input select aiming at reducing the power consumption during the low power modes.

The 74AHCT123AD operates in two main modes. The first mode is the normal or on-state, where both outputs are off. In this mode, the output logic state is stable if the input signals stay the same. The second mode is the off-state, where both outputs are on. In this mode, the output logic state is unstable and the output switches between the two outputs as the input signal changes.

The 74AHCT123AD has many applications in digital logic, such as synchronizing and latching input signals, providing an efficient pulse-width modulator, detecting edges, and producing a programmable delay line. It can also be used in mobile devices, digital cameras, and automotive applications.

The 74AHCT123AD is an easy to use and powerful tool that can be used in many electronic applications. Its two Schmitt triggers operate in two main modes and its active low output makes it an ideal choice for applications which require low power consumption. It is a great choice for producing delay lines, synchronizing and latching input signals, and providing an efficient pulse-width modulator.

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