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• SN74AUC74: Soldering Problem

  

  Alexander Matias

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  Part Number: SN74AUC74 Hi everyone, Regarding SN74AUC74, we encounter an issue during the assembly of this part wherein the pins of this part are not fully soldered (solder fillet is not fully formed on sides). In this regard, I would like to confirm…

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  • 1 month ago
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• SN74AUC74: Does SN74AUC74 support LVCMOS 33 input voltage level?

  

  Yuxi Liu(Tony)

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  Part Number: SN74AUC74 Hi TIer Does SN74AUC74 support LVCMOS 33 input voltage level? Thank you very much.

  • over 2 years ago
  • Logic
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• SN74AUC74: Will only rising edges on CLK result in D being represented on Q if ~CLR is already HIGH?

  

  Simon Merrett

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  Part Number: SN74AUC74 Tool/software: I need to capture a rising edge and plan to use a fast logic part such as SN74AUC74, because I have seen elsewhere on TI forums that although parts are not specified for jitter performance, a high speed, low propagation…

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  • over 1 year ago
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• SN74AUC74: ADS IBIS simulation

  

  Zhong Li

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  Part Number: SN74AUC74 I‘d like to use SN74AUC74 (D Flip-flop) to simulate the quality of the clock from D-pin input to Q/Q- pin output. The figure shows the IBIS model of D pin(IBIS_I) and Q pin(IBIS_O) respectively. How to connect the models correctly…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• SN74AUC74: SN74AUC74 draws high current when inputs biased

  

  Donna Barton1

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  Part Number: SN74AUC74 I'm using an SN74AUC74 and SN74AUC86 in combination for a phase detector (see below). The chip driving the SN74AUC74 has differential outputs swinging approximately 1.25V. I've used a biased balun to convert the differential output…

  • over 7 years ago
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• SN74AUC74: Thermal pad connection

  

  Jason Shen

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  Part Number: SN74AUC74 Dears We plan to have a test of SN74AUC74, want to know how to connect the thermal pad, to GND or floating? it is not mentioned in the datasheet. Thanks Jun Shen

  • over 6 years ago
  • Logic
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• TLV3801: Can the VEE value of a TLV3801 be slightly higher than GND even though if it is expressly not recommended?

  

  laule

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  Part Number: TLV3801 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74AUC74 Hello everyone, I am currently trying to develop a circuit that uses a TLV3801. To simulate the components I am using LTSpice. The basic idea is to feed the non-inverting input of the TLV3801…

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  • 9 months ago
  • Amplifiers
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• SN74AUC2G32: Jitter of SN74AUC family

  

  Victor Zikov

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  Part Number: SN74AUC2G32 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74AUP1T02 , SN74AUC74 , SN74AUC1G79 Hi team! I'm looking for a low-jitter logic "OR". I found SN74AUC2G32. There isn't any information about jitter in the datasheet, but propagation delay varies…

  • over 7 years ago
  • Logic
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• RE: TMUX6208: 4bit Counter

  

  Sebastian Muriel

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  Hi Maynard, We have no 4-bit counters that can interface with 1.8V logic. You could cascade four positive edge triggered flip flops to be a down counters shown below: I recommend using the SN74LVC74A or SN74AUC74 . Regards, Sebastian

  • over 4 years ago
  • Switches & multiplexers
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• RE: 150 mhz 32 bit counter

  

  Emrys Maier

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  Hey Alvin, We don't have anything that will meet all of your requirements in a single device. For your first stage, I don't think you're going to find a 5V logic device that supports 150 MHz frequency division (counting) directly. You could try the…

  • over 5 years ago
  • Clock & timing
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