74LVC573ADB,112

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The 74LVC573ADB,112 is a part of the LVC family of logic devices from Texas Instruments. It is a 8-bit D-type flip-flop with reset/enable capabilities and is designed to facilitate logic designs with a wide variety of applications. It is available in both surface mount and through-hole packages.

The 74LVC573ADB,112 belongs to the Latches category of logic devices. Latches are memory devices that remember certain conditions and will stay in the same state until explicitly changed by a signal or an input. The 74LVC573ADB,112 has two basic parts: the data input (D) and the clock input (CK). The flip-flop is triggered when the CK signal transitions from low to high. At this moment, the D input is latched and stored in the device and the flip-flop will remain in the same state until it is reset or disabled.

74LVC573ADB,112 devices offer improved speed performance as compared with the previous LVC family of logic devices. It has a schmitt-trigger buffer on the D-input that allows for hysteresis, making it suitable for noisy environments. It also has a built-in reset/enable feature that allows for easy initialization of the flip-flop, which can be beneficial in systems that are often reconfigured.

The 74LVC573ADB,112 has a variety of applications and can be used most commonly in memory systems. It is often used as a register in store-and-forward memories and other memories that requiere quick setup times. It can also be used in shift registers and in certain logic level converters or logic development boards.

The 74LVC573ADB,112 is a useful part in the family of logic devices from Texas Instruments. It is useful in memory systems, shift registers and logic level converters, offering improved speed and an added reset/enable feature. It requires only a D and CK input, making it an efficient and versatile solution for many application fields.

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