74LVQ573MTR

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74LVQ573MTR is a non-polarized semiconductor latch device, which belongs to the logic-latches category. It has an integrated CMOS low voltage single 2-input multiplexer with a control stored in a 4-bit register consisting of 4 D-type flip-flops.

In terms of application fields, 74LVQ573MTR offers economical solutions for automotive, industrial, consumer, and telecommunications applications. Specifically, it can be used in circuit interrupts, register or memory address selection, and various data or clock transmitting applications.

In terms of its working principle, 74LVQ573MTR operates through an enable (E) input connected directly to a preset enable (PE) input pin. By using the select (S) and data control (D) inputs, the logic state of the flip-flops can be pre-programmed. This latch device has two outputs that can be freely chosen to respond to the inputs in any combination. Depending on the logic states of the flip-flops, the outputs will take one of two states - either they will be an active low logic state, or an active high logic state.

Furthermore, 74LVQ573MTR has protection against over-temperature, electric noise and voltage spikes. This protection is achieved by the latch device\'s always-on feature, which ensures that any changes to the device\'s internal registers and flip-flops do not affect the reliability of the device. This feature also reduces power consumption and makes the device highly reliable and long lasting.

In conclusion, 74LVQ573MTR is a versatile semiconductor latch device that belongs to the logic-latches category. It can be used in a variety of applications like circuit interrupts, register or memory address selection, and various data or clock transmitting applications. Moreover, 74LVQ573MTR is reliable due to its always-on feature, which offers protection against over-temperature, electric noise and voltage spikes.

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