CD74AC14E - Texas Instruments

Manufacturer Part Number

CD74AC14E

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

Hex inverter with Schmitt-trigger inputs designed for logic-level conversion and wave-shaping in digital circuitry

Product Features and Performance

Six individual inverters

Schmitt Trigger input for noise filtering

Supports 1.5V to 5.5V power supplies

Low quiescent current consumption

High output drive capability

Balanced propagation delays

Product Advantages

Robust against input noise

Wide operating voltage range

Low power consumption

High-speed operation

Industry-standard 74AC series

Suitable for tough temperature environments

Key Technical Parameters

Inverter logic type

Six circuits and inputs

Schmitt Trigger features

Supply voltage between 1.5V and 5.5V

Quiescent current max at 4 µA

Output current high/low at 24mA

Input logic level low at 1.6V

Input logic level high at 3.4V

Propagation delay max 10.5ns at 5V and 50pF load

Operating temperature from -55°C to 125°C

Through-hole mounting type

14-PDIP device package

Quality and Safety Features

Meets stringent industry standards

Operating temperature suited for extreme conditions

High-quality construction for reliability and safety

Compatibility

Compatible with a wide range of power supplies

Through-hole design compatible with general PCB design

Application Areas

Signal conditioning

Wave shaping

Logic-level translation

Noise filtration in digital equipment

Data processing systems

Communication systems

Industrial control systems

Product Lifecycle

Active product status

No reported discontinuation

Possible future upgrades or replacements not specified

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Guaranteed high-speed performance

Stable operation in extreme temperatures

Texas Instruments’ reputation for quality and reliability

Versatile power supply compatibility

Low power consumption for energy-efficient designs

Noise immunity suitable for complex digital environments

Ready availability for ongoing and future projects