74VHC163FT

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

The 74VHC163FT is a high-performance synchronous modulus-16 binary counter. This IC has been designed to operate on low voltages with high speed CMOS logic, making it suitable for multiple applications. Applications of the 74VHC163FT include pulse synthesis, time-division multiplexing and frequency division. It has a wide range of working frequency and output clock pulse sequences. It can also be used for frequency conversion and as an interface for digital systems.

The working principle of the 74VHC163FT is based on a master-slave flip-flop. The clock inputs are accepted by the master and these are then transferred to the slave flip-flop. The output from the master and the slave are compared in order to generate the output. This can be used to count up and down or generate a specific sequence of output pulses.

The 74VHC163FT uses low-voltage, low-power CMOS logic, allowing it to operate in both static and dynamic operating modes. The static mode is used when the IC needs to be able to store data, such as in counter/divider applications. The dynamic mode is used when high-speed output is needed, such as in pulse synthesis applications. The IC also has built-in short circuit protection and latching capability, making it suitable for multiple applications.

The IC has an internal oscillator and allows external clock inputs, making it easy to use in multiple applications. It has an asynchronous reset input and allows multiple functions, such as dynamically varying modulus and selective reset. The IC can also be configured for synchronous or asynchronous operations. The IC also provides for glitch suppression, eliminating spurs in the output clock pulse sequence.

The 74VHC163FT is a versatile and powerful IC that can be used for a variety of applications. It is ideal for use in applications where low voltage logic is required and where speed and unrestricted output sequences are a priority. It is suitable for frequency division, pulse synthesis, multiplexing, and digital interfacing, as well as for frequency conversion.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference