SN74ACT533NSRG4

The SN74ACT533NSRG4 is an octal zero-power latch featuring edge-triggered asynchronous inputs and power on reset. This product is designed to interface low-voltage logic signals to medium-voltage applications and minimize power consumption. It has eight latches, each with two inputs, "Set" and "Reset". It features Schmitt-trigger inputs and can also be used as data retainers in medium-voltage applications.

The SN74ACT533NSRG4 is most useful for latching low-voltage logic signals for use in higher voltage applications. As an asynchronous flip-flop, the SN74ACT533NSRG4 can be used to store logic levels on the Q output of each latch circuit when the appropriate "Set" or "Reset" input is asserted. The Schmitt-trigger inputs allows it to interface with low-voltage logic circuits and accept small signal swings.

The device features an active-low output-enable input, OE, which can be used to enable or disable the device outputs. This feature makes it useful for bus mastering applications, where it can be used to enable and disable data buses.

The SN74ACT533NSRG4 benefits from its low power consumption, which is enabled by the zero power active design. This design incorporates a power-on reset circuit to ensure that the outputs are reset on power-up, eliminating the need for external reset circuitry. The device also has a high speed of operation so it can quickly accept inputs and produce stable outputs.

The SN74ACT533NSRG4 is suitable for applications such as bus interface, data transmission, and multiplexers. It is designed for use with standard TTL logic levels and can also be used in CMOS logic circuits. The device has an extended temperature range and high noise immunity, making it suitable for use in automotive, industrial, and communications applications.

The SN74ACT533NSRG4 is a versatile device designed to interface low-voltage logic signals to medium-voltage applications. It is a zero power active design with Schmitt-trigger inputs and an active-low output-enable input and is suitable for use in a wide range of applications, such as bus interface, data transmission and multiplexers.