CD4029BE - Harris Corporation

Manufacturer Part Number

CD4029BE

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

The CD4029BE is a versatile CMOS presettable up/down counter, part of the 4000B series, suitable for a variety of counting applications.

Product Features and Performance

Versatile presettable counters

Capable of working as binary or BCD (decade) counter

Selectable up or down counting mode

4-bit counter with individual bit pinout

Asynchronous reset to clear the counter

Synchronous timing for predictable operation

Supports positive edge-triggered counting

Count rate capability of up to 11 MHz

Product Advantages

Robust temperature range from -55°C to 125°C for operation in extreme conditions

Wide supply voltage range from 3V to 18V to suit various applications

Compatible with other TTL and CMOS logic families

High noise immunity characteristic of CMOS devices

Key Technical Parameters

Logic type: Binary Counter, Decade

Direction: Up, Down

Number of Elements: 1

Number of Bits per Element: 4

Count Rate: 11 MHz

Voltage - Supply: 3 V to 18 V

Quality and Safety Features

Standardized 16-DIP packaging for easy integration

High-temperature operational reliability

Compatibility

Compatible with Through Hole mounting technology

Suitable for use with other 4000B series logic components

Application Areas

Digital clocks and timers

Frequency division applications

Sequential control systems

Product Lifecycle

Product Status: Active (Not nearing discontinuation, replacements or upgrades not typically necessary)

Availability of replacements or upgrades depends on future manufacturing roadmaps

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Highly reliable due to its wide operating temperature range

Flexible counting options with up/down modes and binary/decade configurations

Long product life as indicated by Texas Instruments' active status

Meets various application demands due to its broad supply voltage capabilities

Easy integration into current systems with Through Hole mounting and compatibility with existing logic families