74LVT374PW,112

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Logic - Flip Flops are the most basic type of memory storage devices. It stores one bit or two depending on the design. Flip-Flops have been used since the 1950s for logic circuits, for storing data and for synchronization in digital electronics. The 74LVT374PW,112 is an 8bit D-type flip-flop storage register, typically used to provide interface between logic systems. It has two modes, D-Flip-Flop and Latch mode, with both an active low reset (or asynchronous “clear”) input and active low set (or asynchronous “load”) input. It is a non-invertor, dual supply device with integrated Schmitt-Trigger Inputs and improved noise immunity.

The 74LVT374PW,112 stores eight bits of data, one bit in each output. Those eight outputs can be used together in a Byte wide output, or individually. It can be used in either latched, or edge triggered Flip-Flop mode. The latched mode is used when the data to be stored must be stable under all conditions, while the Edge Triggered Flip-Flop mode is used when the output must be updated only when the appropriate signals transition.

The 74LVT374PW,112 has two control inputs, the “Clear” input, and the “Load” input. When the clear input is set high, the outputs are set to low, and- when the Load input is set high - all outputs are set to the previously stored data, regardless of the state of the data inputs. If the Clear input and the Load input are both low the stored data will not be changed.

The 74LVT374PW,112 uses Schmitt Trigger input circuits for improved noise immunity, which reduces the number of false transitions. The signal thresholds is also adjustable through external components, allowing better signal capture at the appropriate signal transitions. It also has an open-drain output configuration, which allows the outputs to be interfaced to either 5V or 3V logic.

The 74LVT374PW,112 is mainly used for interfacing logic systems, with applications featuring data storage, synchronisation and signal conversion. It can be used for digital logic implementations such as synchronizers, rate multipliers, debounce logic, and other digital logic applications. Its low-noise features and adjustable thresholds make it particularly useful in applications where noise-immunity is essential.

The 74LVT374PW,112 is a versatile logic device, with the ability to store up to eight bits of data, which can be used together in a Byte wide output, or individually. Its non-inverting operation and Schmitt-Trigger Inputs make it especially useful in applications requiring improved noise-immunity. The two control inputs (asynchronous Clear and Load inputs) provide the necessary flexibility for different applications, making it a popular item for many digital logic implementations.

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