74LVT574DB,112

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The 74LVT574DB,112 is part of the TTL family of logic devices, and is classified as a Flip Flop device in the Logic category. It is a D-type bistable device with two non-inverting data inputs: D and Dbar, an asynchronous reset input, and an asynchronous set input, alongside two outputs: Q and Qbar. It is important to note that for operation of the device the reset and set inputs should not be connected together. Each has their own function and their own requirements in order to ensure correct operation.

The 74LVT574DB,112 has a 3-state output, meaning its third state is a High Impedance state, effectively disconnecting the output terminal from any potential power sources. This allows for different devices powered by the same supply to interact in a reliable fashion. It also has Schmitt Trigger inputs, meaning that its input structure is unaffected by any noise present in the power supply.

The 74LVT574DB,112 is ideal for use in large-scale integrations using multiple chips and has been dubbed one of the most essential devices when creating high-speed circuit functions. It also plays an important role in synchronizing data and addressed buses used in large memory systems, as well as in generating clock signals from any low-frequency external clock source. Apart from this it has various uses in embedded systems.

The 74LVT574DB,112 has two distinct operating modes: the Set-Reset mode and the D-type Flip Flop mode. It can be static, meaning it won’t change state, or clocked, meaning it will change state on each clock cycle. In the Set-Reset mode, the device will go from a LOW state to a HIGH state depending on the levels at the set and reset inputs. In the D-type Flip Flop mode, the device will follow a preset value until the input voltage changes to a new value, in which case it will change state. Both of these behaviors can be useful in a variety of applications in which Flip Flops are used including counters, sequencers, shift registers, clock dividers, timers, oscillators and synchronizers.

The 74LVT574DB,112 has multiple pinouts, which allow for different variations of the device. This includes the DB, DC and DF varieties, each with varying current ratings and logic levels. The DB and DC varieties support 7mA maximum and the DF variety supports 35mA. All of these devices can be operated between 0° and 70°C.

In conclusion, the 74LVT574DB,112 is a Flip Flop device with two non-inverting data inputs, one asynchronous reset and set input, and two outputs with 3-state capabilities. It has various applications, from synchronizing data and addressed buses in large memory systems, generating clock signals from external clock sources, to counters, sequencers and shift registers. It has multiple variations with support for different logic levels, and can operate over a wide temperature range.

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