SY100E016JY-TR

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SY100E016JY-TR is a 16-bit wide synchronous binary up/down counter integrated circuit (IC). A synchronous binary counter is a counter circuit which changes states in response to corresponding clock signals. This type of counter is created by cascading together multiple flip flops, each being triggered by the output of the previous flip flop. Such a circuit is considered synchronous, since all the flip flops are triggered by the same clock signal.

The SY100E016JY-TR is a part of the E Series of the TTL family of synchronous binary up/down counter ICs offered by San-Yen Semiconductor. Operating at a 5 V supply level, the SY100E016JY-TR is a low-density TTL device composed of three logic stages and 16 flip flops configured as an up/down counter. It has a maximum clock frequency of 50 MHz, a propagation delay of 6 ns (a low to high) or 12 ns (low to low), an absolute max operating temperature of + 85 °C, and an operating temperature of -40 °C to + 85 °C.

The SY100E016JY-TR is a versatile IC and can be used in a variety of applications. It has three logic stages so it can be configured both as an up/down counter as well as a divide by 2N counter. The logic stages are also programmable so a wide variety of counting sequences can be possible. As a word counter, it can be used to count data bits, address bits, or any combination of the two. Similarly, when used as a divide-by-N counter, it can be used to divide clock frequencies, divide digital data streams into smaller segments, or to create specific data patterns.

The basic working principle of the SY100E016JY-TR involves the input of a clock signal that is used to trigger a series of binary flip-flops. As each flip-flop is triggered, the output of the previous flip-flop is used as the input for the next. By cascading multiple flip-flops together, the circuit is able to count up or down based on the direction of the clock signal. The same exact principle is used for the SY100E016JY-TR with the added benefit that it has three programmable logic stages which allows for the creation of more complex counting patterns.

The SY 100E016JY-TR is a low-density TTL device used in various logic and counting applications. It has 16 flip-flops arranged in an up/down counter configuration and is used to count/divide bits in digital signals. It has a maximum clock frequency of 50 MHz, an absolute max temperature of + 85 °C, an operating temperature of -40 °C to + 85 °C, and a low-to-high/low-to-low propagation delay of 6 - 12 ns. It can be programmed and used as a word counter, a complex counter control, or as a divide by N counter. This device is capable of a wide range of counting patterns and sequences due to the added programmable logic stages.

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