CD74HCT4053PWRE4

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The CD74HCT4053PWRE4 is an integrated circuit belonging to the 74HCT Logic Families and manufactured by Texas Instruments. It falls into the category of Interface - Analog Switches, Multiplexers, Demultiplexers. Specifically, it is a triple 2:1 multiplexer/demultiplexer, which is capable of selecting between two binary signalling channels, commonly known as a data bus.

The primary function of the CD74HCT4053PWRE4 is to enable multiple signals sharing the same pair of data pins, with each signal occupying its own individual select pin (or address pin). It can be used to select one of, or a combination of signals, using the value on either the select pin or address pin. The Multiplexer/Demultiplexer allows a variety of applications to support a wide range of communication protocols and interface designs.

The CD74HCT4053PWRE4 is available in a wide range of reasonable priced packages, such as SOIC, SSOP, PDIP, QFP and BGA. It operates over a wide temperature range, from 0℃ to 70℃, in a single 5V power supply and can support 20-pin operation, with a very low input to output (I/O) switching current of less than 1uA.

The operating principle for the CD74HCT4053PWRE4 is to select one of two channels by applying a logic 0 or 1 to the select pin (S1, S2 and S3). When select is low, one of the channels is selected and enabled, the other is disabled. When select is high, the opposite selection is made. With this feature, you can use the CD74HCT4053PWRE4 in a wide range of applications, head to head communication, bus sharing, data bus networking, etc.

Because of its low power consumption and low cost, the CD74HCT4053PWRE4 is widely used in a variety of different applications, including automotive control, medical equipment, printing and imaging, industrial control, data acquisition, audio/video switching, and other consumer electronics.

The CD74HCT4053PWRE4 is an excellent choice for making two-way analog signals exchangeable, allowing for greater flexibility when designing communication protocols and interfaces. It is a popular choice for both home consumers and professional engineers alike, due to its reliable performance, low power consumption and its low cost.

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