CD74HC4059EG4

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The CD74HC4059EG4 is a high-speed CMOS logic device which functions as an 8-bit programmable counter/divider and a 4-bit addressable latch with a single input clock (CLK) and an output enable (OE) control. The device can be programmed to divide the input clock frequency by any integer from 2 to 255. It can also be configured with multiple output enable and control lines.

The HC4059E is designed for use in a variety of applications including industrial process control, data acquisition/control (DAC/CAQ) systems, and desktop computers. It can also be used to create custom logic solutions for custom application solutions.

The HC4059E has four address lines, an enable line, and an input clock. The four address lines are used to select an output from either 1, 4, 8 or 16 bits. The enable line selects which output to operate on, and the input clock allows the device to count cycles on the outputs. The HC4059E can also be configured as a divide-by-two counter, with a clock input at the top and two outputs at the bottom.

The device works by taking an input clock signal, dividing it by a certain number, and then outputting a sequence of pulses. The number of pulses is determined by the integer programmed into the address lines. When a particular integer is programmed, the output pulses will be of a fixed and predictable frequency. This makes it easier to measure and control the output frequency.

The HC4059E can also be used as a programmable logic solution for custom applications. This means that it can be programmed to respond to different input signals and output a custom sequence of pulses.The HC4059E is a highly versatile device that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is capable of creating complex duty cycles and modulating signals over time. It can also be used in automotive and industrial control systems and is guaranteed to function at temperatures of -55°C to +125°C.

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