ON Semiconductor MC14516BCPG

CMOS Logic, Binary Up/Down Counter, PDIP-16, Pb-Free | ON Semiconductor MC14516BCPG
Counter Single 4-Bit Async Binary UP/Down 16-Pin PDIP Rail
IC, 4000 CMOS, 4516, DIP16, 15V; Logic Family / Base Number: MC14516; Counter Type: Binary, Up / Down; Clock Frequency: 8MHz; Count Maximum: 15; Logic Case Style: DIP; No. of Pins: 16Pins; Supply Voltage Min: 3V; Supply Voltage Max: 18V; Logic IC Family: MC145; Logic IC Base Number: 4516; Operating Temperature Min: -55°C; Operating Temperature Max: 125°C; Product Range: -; MSL: -; SVHC: No SVHC (15-Jan-2018); Base Number: 14516; Clock Frequency Max: 4MHz; Count Max: 4; Device Marking: MC14516BCPG; IC Generic Number: 4516; Logic Function Number: 14516; Logic IC Base Number: 4516; Logic IC Function: Binary Up/Down Counter; No. of Gates: 1; No. of Inputs: 4; Operating Temperature Range: -55°C to 125°C; Supply Voltage: 15V; Supply Voltage Range: 3V to 18V
Counter Logic IC; Logic Type:Binary Up/Down Counter; Logic Family:4000 CMOS; Logic Base Number:14516; Clock Frequency Max:4MHz; Counter Type:Binary Up/Down Counter; Supply Voltage Min:3V; Supply Voltage Max:18V; Termination Type:DIP ;RoHS Compliant: Yes
The MC14516B synchronous up/down binary counter is constructed with MOS P-channel and N-channel enhancement mode devices in a monolithic structure. This counter can be preset by applying the desired value in binary to the Preset inputs (P0 P1 P2 P3) and then bringing the Preset Enable (PE) high. The direction of counting is controlled by applying a high (for up counting) or a low (for down counting) to the UP/DOWN input. The state of the counter changes on the positive transition of the clock input. Cascading can be accomplished by connecting the Carrybar Outbar to the Carrybar Inbar of the next stage while clocking each counter in parallel. The outputs (Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3) can be reset to a low state by applying a high to the reset (R) pin. This CMOS counter finds primary use in up/down and difference counting. Other applications include: (1) Frequency synthesizer applications where low power dissipation and/or high noise immunity is desired (2) Analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversions and (3) Magnitude and sign generation.