SN74LV175ANSR

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Logic - Flip Flops refers to systems of electronic components that store a single bit of information in their memory. Flip-flops are used in digital electronics for synchronization and other data-transfer applications. The SN74LV175ANSR is a type of quad D-type flip-flop. The model has four independent D-type latches in a single package.

The SN74LV175ANSR consists of four independent latches in a low-voltage design. Each latch consists of positive-edge-triggered D-type flip-flop with output enable. The common inputs of all four latches are the clock and output enable pins. Each latch has its own data, set and reset pins. The outputs of all four latches can be individually enabled or disabled with the output enable pin.

The SN74LV175ANSR operates with a power supply voltage range from 2.0V to 5.5V. It has a maximum operating frequency of 40MHz. The model also has up to 30mA of steady-state output drive and can drive a maximum of 10 LS-TTL loads. It is also capable of operating at temperatures ranging from -40°C to +85°C.

The application field of the SN74LV175ANSR includes high-speed, low-voltage applications such as microprocessors and programmable logic devices; battery-powered mobile devices; high-performance systems such as video consoles and game controllers; signal-chain synchronization; signal-transmission and/or conditioner control; and signal-handling and/or data communication.

The working principle of the SN74LV175ANSR is simple. Each latch consists of a flip-flop with an output enable. When the clock signal is applied, the data input bit written into the flip-flop is stored as an output. Because the clock is edge-triggered, the data input is shifted with each rising edge. The output enable pin allows the outputs of all four latches to be selectively enabled or disabled. When the output enable is active, the output of the latch is set to the state that was written on the last rising edge of the clock. When the output enable is inactive, the output will remain in its current state.

In summary, the SN74LV175ANSR is a type of quad D-type flip-flop that can be used in high-speed, low-voltage applications. It has a power supply voltage range of 2.0V to 5.5V and a maximum operating frequency of 40MHz. The SN74LV175ANSR has output enable pins to selectively enable or disable the outputs of all four latches. It functions by writing data into its memory on each rising edge of the clock signal, which is then retained as an output when the output enable is active.

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