CD4035BMT

Series:	4000B
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Obsolete
Logic Type:	Shift Register
Output Type:	Complementary
Number of Elements:	1
Number of Bits per Element:	4
Function:	Parallel or Serial to Serial
Voltage - Supply:	3 V ~ 18 V
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 125°C
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Package / Case:	16-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)
Supplier Device Package:	16-SOIC
Base Part Number:	4035

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CD4035BMT is a logic shift register that primarily operates by shifting data into an internal buffer. It uses serial-in / parallel-out logic to store and transport data in groups of eight bits. Commonly used in applications like decade counters, it has the added ability to detect whether a predetermined pattern is present in the data.To understand how CD4035BMT works, let’s first look at its components. The device consists of 9 separate stages, each of which has its own shift register flip-flop circuit. This allows for 8 concurrent bits of information to be stored in each stage, for a total of 72 bits of storage in total. Furthermore, each stage has an 8-bit data output, allowing for a total of 72 bits of storage across all stages.To perform serial shifting, the data input is fed in one bit per clock pulse. This data is processed through the shift register flip-flop circuits, with each clock pulse shifting the data up to the next stage. To read the data, the shift register flip-flop circuits can be configured to provide different output formats such as parallel, serial-in / serial-out, and parallel-in / serial out.As mentioned previously, the main application of CD4035BMT involves a pattern detection feature. Each shift register flip-flop has a “Preset” input, used to detect a particular pattern. The “Preset” input can be configured to detect particular high and low bits, allowing for 8-bit patterns to be compared with the data stored in the shift register. If the pattern is present in the data, the device will generate a “Pattern Detected” signal.As an example, assume that the data stored in the shift register is 01001011. The Pattern Detection input can be used to detect a specific pattern, in this case a series of four 1\'s in a row (1111). On each clock pulse, the data shifts, and if the pattern is detected, the “Pattern Detected” signal will be generated.The advantages of CD4035BMT include low power consumption and a wide range of programming options. Furthermore, it provides very high speed operation, with the clock input supported up to 10 MHz. Ultimately, this makes it an ideal device for high-speed applications like decade counters, pattern detection, and serial shifting. In conclusion, CD4035BMT is a versatile serial-in / parallel-out logic device. Most commonly used in decade counters, it can also be used for pattern detection and serial shifting. It provides low power consumption and wide range of programming options, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

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