Manufacturer Part Number
M74HC165RM13TR
Manufacturer
STMicroelectronics
Introduction
The M74HC165RM13TR is a logic shift register component that falls under the category of Logic Shift Registers. With its design and features, it facilitates parallel or serial to serial conversion.
Product Features and Performance
Logic Type: Shift Register with Complementary Output
Number of Elements and Bits: Single element with 8 bits per element
Functional Flexibility: Capable of performing both Parallel or Serial to Serial operations
Wide Voltage Range: Supports a voltage supply from 2V to 6V
Broad Operating Temperature: Functions within -55°C to 125°C
Product Advantages
Compatible with wide range of voltages for versatile applications
High-temperature tolerance enhances reliability in varying environments
Surface Mount technology for compact and efficient PCB design
Key Technical Parameters
Voltage Supply Range: 2V ~ 6V
Operating Temperature Range: -55°C ~ 125°C
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Package: 16-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)
Quality and Safety Features
STMicroelectronics is known for adhering to high standards of quality and safety, ensuring the reliability and durability of its components.
Compatibility
Designed for broad compatibility with various electronic systems thanks to its flexible voltage requirements and compact surface mount design.
Application Areas
Predominantly used in digital logic circuits, data processing, computing, telecommunications, and wherever parallel data needs to be converted to serial data efficiently.
Product Lifecycle
As the product status is listed as Obsolete, it indicates that the M74HC165RM13TR is nearing the end of its product lifecycle, with limited availability and the potential for replacements or upgrades to be made available.
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
High flexibility and compatibility for diverse electronic applications
Robust performance within a wide operational temperature and voltage range
STMicroelectronics’ reputation for quality and reliability
Compact surface mount form factor aids in efficient space utilization on PCBs
Despite being obsolete, it remains a viable choice for specific legacy system repairs or designs where newer alternatives may not be suitable