74FCT2373ATQG8

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The 74FCT2373ATQG8 chip is a logic latch often used in digital circuit designs. Specifically, it is a multiple-input triple-input positive-edge triggered SR flip-flop with Reset and Set functions. It has adjustable power-on reset input and master reset functions, and is set up and controlled through nine pins. This latch has low power consumption, making it perfect for mobile applications, making it one of the most popular devices for battery-powered digital circuits.

The dedicated reset pin is the ninth pin. When power is supplied to the device, the reset pin provides a clean reset signal that disables the device and resets its state. This is done when the power is supplied, so that all outputs start out in the same default state. This clean reset prevents false triggering of the chip during power-up.

The latch is controlled by the three input pins. These pins are labeled C, S, and R. C is the Clock input Pin. This input pin receives a pulse that triggers the flip-flop to change states. The S and R pins are the Set and Reset Input pins. When the S pin is brought low and the R pin is brought high, the latch is set. When the R pin is brought low and the S pin is brought high, the latch is reset. These two pins have priority over the clock input.

The 74FCT2373ATQG8 is primarily used in digital system designs where a state machine or counters is required. It is also used to buffer data from the main CPU, to compensate for process or voltage variations, or simply to convert parallel data into serial data. The device is also used in clock synchronization circuits, such as phase-locked loops. It is also used in applications when data needs to be stored for a short time, or to form a delay unit for a digital signal processing circuit.

The general operating principle of the latch can be characterized as a single unit that is comprised of three stages. These stages include a storage element, the latch, and a comparator. The storage element stores the information that is being input into the device. This storage element can be a register, a memory cell, or a flip-flop depending on the device. The latch stores this information until it is data is pulled off. The comparator is used to compare the input signal at the beginning and then to compare it to the output once the latch is set. It then determines if the output is valid and then allows the signal to pass through.

The 74FCT2373ATQG8 chip is a common logic latch that is very popular in today\'s digital signal processing circuit designs. It is a three-input positive-edge triggered SR flip-flop with Set and Reset features that is capable of powering mobile devices due to its low power requirements. This device is commonly used for data buffering, clock synchronization, or setting up counters or state machines. The device utilizes a storage element, latch, and comparator in order to set and reset the chip as needed.

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