CD74HC192PWRG4

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The CD74HC192PWRG4 is a high-speed CMOS logic counter designed to count given clock pulses with near-zero static power dissipation. The counter has eight bit resolution with an eight-bit synchronous presettable counter and an asynchronous reset. The counters features a gated clock operation, high output current, and high noise immunity. Because of its wide operating voltage range, it can be used in a variety of applications such as in digital logic circuitry or as a voltage divider.

The logic counter, also known as a Johnson counter, has a unique architecture that provides a high-speed, cyclic counting process. It consists of a series of logic gates that are connected in a loop, so that when a clock pulse is applied to the input of the counter it cycles in a defined sequence. This makes it ideal for counting frequency or duty cycle. Its multiple outputs can be used to create various square waveforms, as well as some complex waveforms, depending on the desired application.

The CD74HC192PWRG4 has an integral 8-bit synchronous presettable counter, meaning that the counter can be preset to any count up to its maximum of 15. The logic counters also possess a reset line that is asynchronous, meaning it can be triggered even if the clock line is low. This provides the user with the option to reset the counter to any of its selectable counts if desired, rather than having to cycle through all of the counts in the memory.

The CD74HC192PWRG4 provides a high noise immunity ratio and a low frequency range. This means that it is less prone to errors such as crosstalk and glitches, making it an ideal choice for applications requiring reliability, such as medical devices. Additionally, the logic counter has an impressive operating voltage range; from 4.5V up to 18V.

The CD74HC192PWRG4 is a versatile device with a range of applications, such as in digital logic circuitry, voltage dividers and frequency dividers. In operation, each input clock pulse advances the counter and the output of the counter is determined by the state of the most-significant bit (MSB). This makes the logic counter ideal for use in frequency dividers, allowing the user to divide input frequencies by any number from 4 to 128.

The CD74HC192PWRG4 is an excellent choice for both low speed and high speed applications. It is easy to use, with a wide range of inputs and outputs, and its high immunity to noise allows for accurate results every time. The flexibility of the counters, combined with its low power consumption, makes it an excellent choice for a variety of applications.

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