Nexperia USA Inc. 74HC299D,653

74HC299D,653 Overview
Embedded in the 20-SOIC (0.295, 7.50mm Width) package, it is used by many applications. Packaged in the manner of Tape & Reel (TR). Flexible 8-Bit circuits are used to achieve its superior performance. There is a logic type Universal Shift Register associated with this electrical device. In this case, the electronic part is mounted in the direction of Surface Mount. There should be a temperature difference between -40°C~125°C and the operating temperature. The high/low output current of 6mA 6mA enables maximum design flexibility. It is a type of FPGA that belongs to the 74HC series of FPGAs. The supply voltage for the machine is 2V~6V and it operates on that voltage. The 74HC299 family is comprised of it. There is one type of termination that is called the 20 termination, which consists in terminating a transmission line with a device that has an impedance that matches the characteristic impedance of the line itself. In order to maintain normal operation of the device, the supply voltage should remain above 5V. In addition, it is equipped with a 20 pin count. 8 Bits were used in the design of this electronic part. 20 pins are used in its design. This one belongs to the HC/UH family of electronic devices, and there are a number of other devices like it that are part of this family. Upon reaching 6V, Vsup reaches its maximal value. It is recommended that the supply voltage (Vsup) should be greater than 2V. In the configuration, it uses the trigger POSITIVE EDGE to trigger the event. It is also characterized by HOLD MODE; COMMON I/O PINS; TOTEMPOLE SERIAL SHIFT RIGHT & SHIFT LEFT OUTPUTS; GATED OUTPUT CONTROL.

74HC299D,653 Features
20-SOIC (0.295, 7.50mm Width) package
74HC series
74HC299 family
20 pin count
20 pins

74HC299D,653 Applications
There are a lot of Nexperia USA Inc. 74HC299D,653 Universal Bus Functions applications.

Embedded system
Electricity for military and civilian life in areas without electricity
Telecommunications
Communication
Alarm circuit using LDR
Digital stopwatches
DVD
Controller ICs
Electric car
Flip flops