74ALVC374BQ,115

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Logic - Flip Flops is a general purpose electronic circuit device with two stable states in which they can exist, making them suitable for use in digital systems. An example of this is 74ALVC374BQ,115 application field and working principle.

The 74ALVC374BQ is a Quad D-type Bus Latch with 3-STATE outputs designed for low voltage (3.3V) VCC operations. This latches are designed for operations from 1.65 V to 3.6 V VCC and provides independent latch control for each latch. Being of a low voltage level shift operating range, the device is an ideal choice for ultra low voltage battery operation, as well as 3.3V and 5.0V VCC applications.

The 74ALVC374BQ features three-state outputs designed for busy and common bus systems, such as high-performance microprocessors, high speed A/D and D/A equipment, and high speed memory cycling. This device is free of “bus contention” and improves bus control in Multitasking system boards. Other features include high impedance disable control and low current outputs.

The operation of the 74ALVC374BQ is defined by the two inputs, the “Data” and “Clock”. When the clock goes HIGH, the data stored at the Data input of the latch is latched in the output. Then the output of the latch can be “High”, “Low” or “High Impedance”, depending of the value stored in the data input. Also, when the clock goes LOW, the data stored in the output is held regardless of the value of the Data Input.

In sum, the 74ALVC374BQ is a low voltage, quad D-type logic Flip Flop used for low voltage (3.3V) VCC operations. This device is suitable for use in digital systems thanks to its two stable states and three-state outputs. It can be used for many purposes, from battery operation, 3.3V and 5.0V VCC applications, to high-performance microprocessors, A/D and D/A converter and more. The 74ALVC374BQ operation is defined by Clock and Data inputs, and one of the outputs can be “High”, “Low” or “High Impedance”.

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