CD4011BM96G4

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CD4011BM96G4 is a Quad 2-Input NAND Schmitt Trigger gate. It is manufactured by Texas Instruments and is part of their 4011 series of integrated circuits (ICs). This particular IC is a quad 2-input NAND Schmitt Trigger and is ideal for use in a variety of application fields, including logic gates, buffers, clocks, and other logic circuit applications, lighting and display control, sensors, audio/video control and generally in electronic pattern recognition. The device is constructed with four independent 2-input NAND Schmitt Trigger circuits, with each circuit consisting of a pair of NAND gates and two inverter stages. The device is available in a variety of packages and has an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. The working principle of this IC is quite simple. When a voltage is applied to the input of a NAND gate, either from a logic level, the presence of a pulse or from an oscillating waveform, the output will be the result of the logic provided to the NAND Schmitt Trigger gate. This can be either a logic high or low depending on the input, or "0" or "1" respectively.The NAND Schmitt Trigger is a type of non-linear analog circuit which can convert non-linear signals into linear digital outputs, such as a Logic 0 or 1. This is achieved by providing hysteresis to the incoming signal, which improves switching times by allowing slower transition rate while still maintaining accuracy. This makes the device suitable for applications in which reliable digital outputs are desired, despite the presence of noisy signals or fast-switching waveforms. The CD4011BM96G4 also contains two working stages, which allow the device to operate with a wide range of electrical parameters. These stages offer a variety of possible logic combinations.The first stage, a comparator circuit, has two inputs, which are connected to the gate inputs, and one output. This output is connected to the input of the second stage, an invertor. The output from this stage is connected to the output terminal, which has two output pins, one for the positive output, and one for the negative output. Depending on the input provided, the comparator circuit will determine which output terminal is activated, and the output value determined by this is the output of the device.The comparator circuit works based on the supply voltage, and is designed to provide a closed loop response, which ensures that the output follows the input, regardless of any changes in the input signal. If a logic level is applied to the input, then the new logic value will be outputted, and vice versa.In summary, the CD4011BM96G4 is a 4-input NAND Schmitt Trigger gate, which is suitable for applications in which reliable digital outputs are desired despite the presence of noisy signals or fast-switching waveforms. It is available in a variety of packages with an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. It contains two stages, which offer a variety of possible logic combinations, with the output value determined by the input logic level. This makes the device ideal for a variety of logic circuit applications, lighting and display control, audio/video control and generally in electronic pattern recognition. 

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