Features: *Clock enable for address and data synchronization applications* Eight edge-triggered D flip-flops* Buffered common clock* See 'ABT273 for master reset version* See 'ABT373 for transparent latch version* See 'ABT374 for TRI-STATE® version* Output sink capability of 48 mA, source capa...
54ABT377: Features: *Clock enable for address and data synchronization applications* Eight edge-triggered D flip-flops* Buffered common clock* See 'ABT273 for master reset version* See 'ABT373 for transparent...
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Features: *Separate control logic for each nibble* 16-bit version of the 'ABT244* Outputs sink cap...
Features: *Bidirectional non-inverting buffers* Separate control logic for each byte* 16-bit versi...
Features: *Separate control logic for each byte* 16-bit version of the ABT373* High impedance glit...
* Clock enable for address and data synchronization
applications
* Eight edge-triggered D flip-flops
* Buffered common clock
* See 'ABT273 for master reset version
* See 'ABT373 for transparent latch version
* See 'ABT374 for TRI-STATE® version
* Output sink capability of 48 mA, source capability of
24 mA
* Guaranteed latchup protection
* High impedance glitch free bus loading during entire
power up and power down cycle
* Non-destructive hot insertion capability
* Disable time less than enable time to avoid bus
contention
* Standard Microcircuit Drawing (SMD) 5962-9314801
The 54ABT377 has eight edge-triggered, D-type flip-flops with individual D inputs and Q outputs. The common buffered Clock (CP) input loads all flip-flops simultaneously, when the Clock Enable (<a href="#" style="text-decoration:overline;">CE</a>) is LOW.
The register 54ABT377 is fully edge-triggered. The state of each D input, one setup time before the LOW-to-HIGH clock transition, is transferred to the corresponding flip-flop's Q output. The <a href="#" style="text-decoration:overline;">CE</a> input must be stable only one setup time prior to the LOW-to-HIGH clock transition for predictable operation.