CD4076BNSRG4

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Flip-flops are a basic element in digital logic. A flip-flop is a circuit that allows an input signal to be clocked through and stored in a register ready for future use. The CD4076BNSRG4 is a classic flip-flop, and it is a great example of what these circuits look like, and how they can be used.

The Package of CD4076BNSRG4

The CD4076BNSRG4 is a packaged flip-flop and is available in two forms; the Standard logic Gate Array and the Programmable Logic Device. There is also a slew-rate controlled version (the CD4076BNSRgC4) available. The max case temperature rating is 125°C, and the pinout is as follows: IN1, IN2, CLOCK, OUT1, OUT2, RESET and GND.

Application Field of CD4076BNSRG4

The CD4076BNSRG4 is a classic flip-flop and is frequently used as a basic logic building block for more complex circuits. Common applications range from basic logic gates, shift registers, counters, serial-to-parallel data converters, to software debouncing timers or counters, and the list goes on.

How Does CD4076BNSRG4 Work

The working principle of the CD4076BNSRG4 is based on two basic flip-flop circuits. The first circuit is a data flip-flop which stores two binary inputs, IN1 and IN2. These inputs are clocked with a signal at Clock, and the output OUT1 and OUT2 are then created with the inputs stored in latch-form.

The second flip-flop circuit is the reset circuit. The reset signal applied

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