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CD74HCT670E - 16-DIP SOT38-1

CD74HCT670E

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HIGH SPEED CMOS LOGIC 4-BY-4 REGISTER FILE

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CD74HCT670E - 16-DIP SOT38-1

CD74HCT670E

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Texas Instruments

HIGH SPEED CMOS LOGIC 4-BY-4 REGISTER FILE

Technical Specifications

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SpecificationCD74HCT670E74HCT670 Series
Circuit1 x 1:11 x 1:1
Independent Circuits44
Mounting TypeThrough HoleThrough Hole, Surface Mount
Operating Temperature [Max]125 °C125 °C
Operating Temperature [Min]-55 °C-55 °C
Package / Case0.3 in, 7.62 mm0.154 - 7.62 in
Package / Case16-DIP16-DIP, 16-SOIC
Supplier Device Package16-PDIP16-PDIP, 16-SOIC
TypeRegister FileRegister File
Voltage - Supply [Max]5.5 V5.5 V
Voltage - Supply [Min]4.5 V4.5 V
Voltage Supply SourceSingle SupplySingle Supply

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74HCT670 Series

HIGH SPEED CMOS LOGIC 4-BY-4 REGISTER FILE

PartCircuitVoltage Supply SourceVoltage - Supply [Max]Voltage - Supply [Min]Supplier Device PackageIndependent CircuitsMounting TypeOperating Temperature [Min]Operating Temperature [Max]TypePackage / CasePackage / Case
Texas Instruments
CD74HCT670E
The ’HC670 and CD74HCT670 are 16-bit register files organized as 4 words x 4 bits each. Read and write address and enable inputs allow simultaneous writing into one location while reading another. Four data inputs are provided to store the 4-bit word. The write address inputs (WA0 and WA1) determine the location of the stored word in the register. When write enable (WE\) is low the word is entered into the address location and it remains transparent to the data. The outputs will reflect the true form of the input data. When (WE\) is high data and address inputs are inhibited. Data acquisition from the four registers is made possible by the read address inputs (RA1 and RA0). The addressed word appears at the output when the read enable (RE\) is low. The output is in the high impedance state when the (RE\) is high. Outputs can be tied together to increase the word capacity to 512 x 4 bits. The ’HC670 and CD74HCT670 are 16-bit register files organized as 4 words x 4 bits each. Read and write address and enable inputs allow simultaneous writing into one location while reading another. Four data inputs are provided to store the 4-bit word. The write address inputs (WA0 and WA1) determine the location of the stored word in the register. When write enable (WE\) is low the word is entered into the address location and it remains transparent to the data. The outputs will reflect the true form of the input data. When (WE\) is high data and address inputs are inhibited. Data acquisition from the four registers is made possible by the read address inputs (RA1 and RA0). The addressed word appears at the output when the read enable (RE\) is low. The output is in the high impedance state when the (RE\) is high. Outputs can be tied together to increase the word capacity to 512 x 4 bits.
1 x 1:1
Single Supply
5.5 V
4.5 V
16-PDIP
4
Through Hole
-55 °C
125 °C
Register File
0.3 in, 7.62 mm
16-DIP
Texas Instruments
CD74HCT670MT
Register File 1 x 1:1 16-SOIC
1 x 1:1
Single Supply
5.5 V
4.5 V
16-SOIC
4
Surface Mount
-55 °C
125 °C
Register File
0.154 in, 3.9 mm Width
16-SOIC
Texas Instruments
CD74HCT670MTG4
Register File 1 x 1:1 16-SOIC
1 x 1:1
Single Supply
5.5 V
4.5 V
16-SOIC
4
Surface Mount
-55 °C
125 °C
Register File
0.154 in, 3.9 mm Width
16-SOIC
Texas Instruments
CD74HCT670MTE4
Register File 1 x 1:1 16-SOIC
1 x 1:1
Single Supply
5.5 V
4.5 V
16-SOIC
4
Surface Mount
-55 °C
125 °C
Register File
0.154 in, 3.9 mm Width
16-SOIC
Texas Instruments
CD74HCT670M
The ’HC670 and CD74HCT670 are 16-bit register files organized as 4 words x 4 bits each. Read and write address and enable inputs allow simultaneous writing into one location while reading another. Four data inputs are provided to store the 4-bit word. The write address inputs (WA0 and WA1) determine the location of the stored word in the register. When write enable (WE\) is low the word is entered into the address location and it remains transparent to the data. The outputs will reflect the true form of the input data. When (WE\) is high data and address inputs are inhibited. Data acquisition from the four registers is made possible by the read address inputs (RA1 and RA0). The addressed word appears at the output when the read enable (RE\) is low. The output is in the high impedance state when the (RE\) is high. Outputs can be tied together to increase the word capacity to 512 x 4 bits. The ’HC670 and CD74HCT670 are 16-bit register files organized as 4 words x 4 bits each. Read and write address and enable inputs allow simultaneous writing into one location while reading another. Four data inputs are provided to store the 4-bit word. The write address inputs (WA0 and WA1) determine the location of the stored word in the register. When write enable (WE\) is low the word is entered into the address location and it remains transparent to the data. The outputs will reflect the true form of the input data. When (WE\) is high data and address inputs are inhibited. Data acquisition from the four registers is made possible by the read address inputs (RA1 and RA0). The addressed word appears at the output when the read enable (RE\) is low. The output is in the high impedance state when the (RE\) is high. Outputs can be tied together to increase the word capacity to 512 x 4 bits.
1 x 1:1
Single Supply
5.5 V
4.5 V
16-SOIC
4
Surface Mount
-55 °C
125 °C
Register File
0.154 in, 3.9 mm Width
16-SOIC
Texas Instruments
CD74HCT670M96E4
Register File 1 x 1:1 16-SOIC
1 x 1:1
Single Supply
5.5 V
4.5 V
16-SOIC
4
Surface Mount
-55 °C
125 °C
Register File
0.154 in, 3.9 mm Width
16-SOIC
Texas Instruments
CD74HCT670M96G4
Register File 1 x 1:1 16-SOIC
1 x 1:1
Single Supply
5.5 V
4.5 V
16-SOIC
4
Surface Mount
-55 °C
125 °C
Register File
0.154 in, 3.9 mm Width
16-SOIC
Texas Instruments
CD74HCT670M96
Register File 1 x 1:1 16-SOIC
1 x 1:1
Single Supply
5.5 V
4.5 V
16-SOIC
4
Surface Mount
-55 °C
125 °C
Register File
0.154 in, 3.9 mm Width
16-SOIC

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74HCT670 Series

The ’HC670 and CD74HCT670 are 16-bit register files organized as 4 words x 4 bits each. Read and write address and enable inputs allow simultaneous writing into one location while reading another. Four data inputs are provided to store the 4-bit word. The write address inputs (WA0 and WA1) determine the location of the stored word in the register. When write enable (WE\) is low the word is entered into the address location and it remains transparent to the data. The outputs will reflect the true form of the input data. When (WE\) is high data and address inputs are inhibited. Data acquisition from the four registers is made possible by the read address inputs (RA1 and RA0). The addressed word appears at the output when the read enable (RE\) is low. The output is in the high impedance state when the (RE\) is high. Outputs can be tied together to increase the word capacity to 512 x 4 bits.

The ’HC670 and CD74HCT670 are 16-bit register files organized as 4 words x 4 bits each. Read and write address and enable inputs allow simultaneous writing into one location while reading another. Four data inputs are provided to store the 4-bit word. The write address inputs (WA0 and WA1) determine the location of the stored word in the register. When write enable (WE\) is low the word is entered into the address location and it remains transparent to the data. The outputs will reflect the true form of the input data. When (WE\) is high data and address inputs are inhibited. Data acquisition from the four registers is made possible by the read address inputs (RA1 and RA0). The addressed word appears at the output when the read enable (RE\) is low. The output is in the high impedance state when the (RE\) is high. Outputs can be tied together to increase the word capacity to 512 x 4 bits.

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