74LVX112SJX

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The 74LVX112SJX is a 1-bit low-voltage CMOS non-inverting D-type flip-flop. Its operation is driven by a logic signal at the input pin, and it provides a logic output. It is ideal for applications that require a low-voltage logic device with low power consumption, such as low-profile portable electronics or battery-powered equipment, such as PDA’s, digital cameras and cell phones.

The 74LVX112SJX is part of the 74 LVX (Low Voltage)family of devices from Texas Instruments. The devices are designed to operate with supply voltages from 1.65V to 3.6V. This makes them ideal for use in low voltage (and low power) logic designs and applications. Their small package size makes them suitable for compact applications. The speed varies with the supply voltage, and performance specifications are expressed over a range of operating temperatures.

The 74LVX112SJX is a type of flip-flop, a type of logic gate, which is used to store state information. It is designed to take an input at then input pin, and will output the current state of the output pin. The output pin, once toggled on, will remain on until a different input is encountered. The 74 LVX family of devices can support a variety of logic functions, making it a good choice for various logic designs.

To understand the working principle of the 74LVX112SJX, it helps to understand how D-type flip-flops work. A D-type flip-flop is a type of logic device that takes a single input, called the D input, and outputs the current state of the device at the output pin. The output pin can be toggled from low to high based on the input at the D pin. When the D pin is driven low, the output pin is driven low. Similarly, when the D pin is driven high, the output pin is driven high. This is known as the “D-flip-flop” and is commonly used in logic designs.

In addition to the D input, the 74LVX112SJX also has a clock input, labeled CLK. The CLK input determines when the output pin should be toggled. To illustrate, if the CLK input is high, the output of the device will be the same as the input at the D pin. However, if the CLK input is low, the output of the device will remain the same as it was at the last rising edge of the CLK input. This makes the 74LVX112SJX useful for storing and sequencing data.

The 74LVX112SJX also has a few other features, such as the output enable (OE) pin, which controls when the device is enabled or disabled. When the OE pin is driven high, the device is enabled, and when the OE pin is driven low, the device is disabled. The device also has an asynchronous clear (C) pin, which can be used to reset the device to a known state. When this pin is driven high, the output of the device is held low, regardless of the input.

The 74LVX112SJX is a versatile low-voltage device designed for use in low voltage applications. Its low power consumption makes it ideal for low-profile portable electronics, and its small size makes it suitable for compact applications. Its ability to store and sequence data makes it useful for a variety of logic designs. With its wide operating voltage range and low power consumption, the 74LVX112SJX is an ideal low voltage device for a variety of designs.

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