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1 CMOS Logic KEY October 1995 Semiconductor Corporation CMOS Logic Advanced CMOS FACT TM (AC) FACT Quiet Series TM (ACQ) FACT (ACT) FACT Quiet Series (ACTQ) FACT FCT VHCVHCT HCHCT T e T e w T w Pw Z eavailable in JEDEC e available in EIAJ e available in JEDEC and EIAJ e available in wide format e available in standard and wide format e planned in standard available in wide format e military temperature range e military temperature range and MIL-STD-883 F e military temperature range MIL-STD-883 and SMD e military temperature range MIL-STD-883 SMD MIL S O e military temperature range and SMD e MIL-STD-883 D e SMD X e MIL-STD-883 and SMD e MIL-STD-883 SMD MIL S e MIL-STD-883 SMD JAN B e MIL-STD-883 and JAN B V e MIL-STD-883 JAN B and JAN S U e MIL-STD-883 SMD JAN B and JAN S e MIL-STD-883 SMD JAN B JAN S and RHA qualified as R P e Planned TBA e To Be Announced CDIP e Ceramic Dual In-Line Package PDIP e Plastic Dual In-Line Package FPAK e Ceramic Flatpak MQUAD e Metal Quad Flatpak PQFP e Quad Flatpak LCC e Ceramic Leadless Chip Carrier SOIC e Small Outline Integrated Circuit SSOP e Small Shrink Outline Package QSOP e Quarter Size Outline Package PPGA e Plastic Pin Grid Array 1 e CDIP standard package 400-mil wide 2 e Also in 600-mil wide DIP 3 e 300-mil wide 4 e 20-lead package 5 e 400-mil wide TRI-STATE is a registered trademark of National Semiconductor Corporation FACT TM and FACT Quiet Series TM are trademarks of National Semiconductor Corporation Commercial package width standards lead SOIC e 150-mil wide lead SOIC e 300-mil wide lead PDIP e 300-mil wide 28-lead PDIP e 600-mil wide 1
2 Advanced CMOS Logic FACT TM (Fairchild Advanced CMOS Technology) attains superior speeds while retaining the ultra low power consumption of CMOS It offers the system designer superior line driving characteristics as well as excellent ESD and latchup immunity All of National s FACT JAN products offer space-level processing and Total Ionizing Dose radiation testing FACT Quiet Series TM (QS) logic has the lowest noise attributes ACMOS products at FACT performance FACT FCT octal products have the highest CMOS speeds Proprietary on-chip circuitry provides low noise superior dynamic noise thresholds guaranteed ESD tolerance of 2000V superior dynamic output drive and standard FCT pinout Leads Description Commercial Military KGD FACT (AC) FACT QS (ACQ) FACT (AC) FACT QS (ACQ) (74ACxxxx) (74ACQxxxx) (54ACxxxx) (54ACQxxxx) AC ACQ PDIP SOIC PCC PDIP SOIC CDIP FPAK LCC CDIP FPAK LCC Quad 2-Input NAND Gate T Te Quad 2-Input NOR Gate T Te Hex Inverter T Te A Hex Inverter woc Outputs U U U A Quad 2-Input AND Gate T Te Triple 3-Input NAND Gate T Te Triple 3-Input AND Gate T Te Hex Schmitt Trigger Inverter T Te A Dual 4-Input NAND Gate T Te Quad 2-Input OR Gate T Te Dual D Flip-Flop T Te Quad 2-Input Exclusive-OR Gate T Te Dual JK Flip-Flop T Te U U U Quad TRI-STATE Buffer T T e P P P of-8 Decoder T Te A Dual 1-of-4 Decoder T Te A Input Multiplexer T Te U U U Dual 4-Input Multiplexer T Te U U U Quad 2-Input Multiplexer T Te U U U Quad 2-Input Inverting Multiplexer X X X Bit Binary Counter Asynch Reset T Te U U U Bit Binary Counter Synch Reset T Te U U U Bit Binary Counter T Te X X X Hex D Flip-Flop wmaster Reset T Te e Die may be supplied by licensed alternate source e Available as or 28-terminal device 2
3 ACACQ Leads Description Commercial Military KGD FACT (AC) FACT QS (ACQ) FACT (AC) FACT QS (ACQ) (74ACxxxx) (74ACQxxxx) (54ACxxxx) (54ACQxxxx) AC ACQ PDIP SOIC PCC PDIP SOIC CDIP FPAK LCC CDIP FPAK LCC Quad D Flip-Flop T Te X X X Bit UpDown Counter T Te U U U Octal Inverting BufferLine Driver T Te T Te A A Octal BufferLine Driver T Te T T A A Octal BufferLine Driver T Te T Te X X X A A Octal Transceiver T Te T Te A A Bit Multiplexer T Te X X X Dual 4-Input Multiplexer T e X X X Quad 2-Input Multiplexer T Te X X X A Quad 2-Input Inverting Multiplexer X X X A Octal D Flip-Flop T Te U U U Bit Parity GeneratorChecker X X X Octal ShiftStorage Register T Te U U U Octal D Latch T Te T Te X X X A A Octal D Flip-Flop T Te T Te U U U X X X A A Octal D Flip-Flop wclock Enable T Te U U U Parallel D Register wenable X X X Quad 2-Port Register T T Bit Comparator wpull-up Resistors T T U U U Bit Comparator T Te Octal Inverting BufferLine Driver T Te X X X A Octal BufferLine Driver T Te X X X A Octal Registered Transceiver wtri-state T T Octal Inverting Registered Transceiver wtri- T T STATE Octal Latch wtri-state T Te X X X A Octal BufferLine Driver T Te T Te U U U A Octal Transceiver and Register T T T T X X X Octal TransceiverRegister wtri-state Outputs T T Octal Bidirectional Transceiver w8-bit Generator T Checker wtri-state Bit D Flip-Flop T T X X X Minimum Skew Clock Driver See CGS74C2525 X X X Minimum Skew Clock Driver wmultiplexed Clock See CGS74C2526 P P P Inputs e Available as or 28-terminal device 3
4 ACTACTQ Leads Description Commercial Military KGD FACT (ACT) FACT QS (ACTQ) FACT (ACT) FACT QS (ACTQ) (74ACTxxxx) (74ACTQxxxx) (54ACTxxxx) (54ACTQxxxx) ACT ACTQ PDIP SOIC SSOP PDIP SOIC SSOP QSOP PQFP CDIP FPAK LCC CDIP FPAK LCC Quad 2-Input NAND Gate T Te T T A Quad 2-Input NOR Gate T T T Te X X X Hex Inverter T T T Te X X X Quad 2-Input AND Gate T T T Te X X X A Triple 3-Input NAND Gate T T T T X X X A Hex Schmitt Trigger Inverter T T X X X Quad 2-Input OR Gate T T T Te X X X A Dual D Flip-Flop T Te T Te U U U Dual JK Flip-Flop T T X X X Dual JK Flip-Flop U U U Quad TRI-STATE Buffer T T e Dual 1-of-4 Decoder T Te X X X A Dual 1-of-4 Decoder T Te X X X A Input Multiplexer T Te X X X Dual 4-Input Multiplexer X X X Quad 2-Input Multiplexer T Te X X X A Quad 2-Input Inverting Multiplexer T Te X X X A Bit Binary Counter Async Reset T Te X X X Bit Binary Counter Synch T Te X X X Reset Bit Binary Counter Hex D Flip-Flop wmaster Reset T Te X X X Quad D Flip-Flop T Te X X X Octal Inverting BufferLine Driver T Te T Te T X X X A A Octal BufferLine Driver T Te X X X X X X A A Octal BufferLine Driver T Te T T Te T T X X X A A Octal Transceiver T Te T T Te T X X X A A Bit Multiplexer T Te X X X Dual 4-Bit Multiplexer T Te X X X A Quad 2-Input Multiplexer T Te X X X A Quad 2-Input Inverting Multiplexer T Te X X X A Octal D Flip-Flop T Te X X X Bit Binary Full Adder X X X Octal ShiftStorage Register T T X X X Octal ShiftStorage Register X X X e Die may be supplied by licensed alternate source e Available as 20-terminal device 4
5 ACTACTQ Leads Description Commercial Military KGD FACT (ACT) FACT QS (ACTQ) FACT (ACT) FACT QS (ACTQ) (74ACTxxxx) (74ACTQxxxx) (54ACTxxxx) (54ACTQxxxx) ACT ACTQ PDIP SOIC SSOP PDIP SOIC SSOP QSOP PQFP CDIP FPAK LCC CDIP FPAK LCC Octal D Latch T Te T T Te T X X X X X A A Octal D Flip-Flop T Te T T Te T X X A A Octal D Flip-Flop wclock Enable T Te X X X X X X Quad 2-Port Register T Te Bit Comparator wpull-up Resistors T T X X X Bit Comparator T Te X X X Octal Inverting Transparent Latch T T A Octal D Inverting Flip-Flop T Te X X X A Octal BufferLine Driver T Octal Registered Transceiver T T T Octal Registered Transceiver T T wtri-state Octal D Inverting Flip-Flop T X X X A Octal D Inverting Flip-Flop X X X Octal D Latch T Te T Te T X X X A Octal D Flip-Flop T Te T Te U U U A Octal Bus TransceiverRegister T T X X X Octal TransceiverRegister T T Octal Bidirectional Transceiver w8-bit T T X X X Parity GeneratorChecker wtri-state Outputs Programmable Video Sync Generator T T X X 715-R 20 Programmable Video Sync Generator T T X X wpower-up Reset Diagnostic and Pipeline Register T X X X Bit D Flip-Flop T T T T X X X Bit D Flip-Flop T T T T X X X Bit D Flip-Flop T T X X X Bit BufferLine Driver wtri-state T T X X X Bit Transparent Latch wtri-state T T T T X X X Bit Transparent Latch wtri-state T T T T e Available as 20-terminal device 5
6 ACTACTQ Leads Description Commercial Military KGD FACT (ACT) FACT QS (ACTQ) FACT (ACT) FACT QS (ACTQ) (74ACTxxxx) (74ACTQxxxx) (54ACTxxxx) (54ACTQxxxx) ACT ACTQ PDIP SOIC SSOP LCC PDIP SOIC SSOP QSOP PQFP CDIP FPAK LCC CDIP FPAK LCC Bit Latchable T X X Transceiver wparity GeneratorChecker w TRI-STATE Minimum Skew Clock See CGS74CT2525 Driver Minimum Skew Clock See CGS74CT2526 Driver wmultiplexed Clock Inputs x 9 FIFO Memory T T IEEE 1284 Transceiver T T Bit Inverting Buffer T Line Driver Bit BufferLine Driver T X A Bit Transceiver T X A Bit Octal D Flip-Flop T X A Bit D Flip-Flop T X A Bit Inverting Buffer T Driver wtri-state Bit BufferDriver w T TRI-STATE Bit Registered T P Transceiver wtri-state Bit Transceiver T Register wtri-state Bit D Flip-Flop wtri- T STATE Bit Non-Inverting T BufferDriver wtri-state 3283T Bit Universal Bus T Transceiver wparity GeneratorChecker and Byte Multiplexing e Available as 20-terminal device 6
7 FACT FCT Leads Description Military KGD FACT FCT (54FCTxxx) CDIP FPAK LCC of-8 Decoder X X X A Octal BufferLine Driver X X X A Octal BufferLine Driver A Octal BufferLine Driver X X X A Octal Transceiver X X X Octal D Flip-Flop X X X Octal D Latch X X X A Octal D Flip-Flop X X X A Octal D Flip-Flop wclock Enable X X X Bit Comparator X X X Octal Transparent Latch X X X A Octal BufferLine Driver wtri-state Outputs X X X A Octal BufferLine Driver wtri-state Outputs X X X A Octal D Latch X X X A Octal D Flip-Flop A e Available as or 28-terminal device 7
8 VHCVHCT VHCVHCT logic is a natural migration for HCMOS users who need more speed for their lowpowerlow-noiselow-drivepricesensitive applications Offering comparable power consumption and pin compatibility VHC VHCT provides a speed upgrade lower EMI low switching noise (V OLP k 08V) more power and more drive than HCHCT Leads Description Commercial VHC (74VHCxxx) VHCT (74VHCTxxx) SOIC SSOP TSSOP PDIP SOIC TSSOP Quad 2-Input NAND Gate T T T T T Quad 2-Input NOR Gate T T T Hex Inverter T T T T T U04 14 Hex Inverter T T T Quad 2-Input AND Gate T T T T T Hex Schmitt Inverter T T T Quad 2-Input OR Gate T T T Dual D Flip-Flop T T T T T Quad 2-Input Exclusive OR Gate T T T 123A 16 Dual Retriggerable Multivibrator T T T Quad TRI-STATE Buffer T T of-8 Decoder T T T Dual 1-of-4 Decoder T T T Dual 4-Input Multiplexer T T Quad 2-Input Multiplexer T T T Synchronous Binary Counter with Asynchronous Clear T T Bit Serial-InParallel-Out Shift Register T TBA 221A 16 Dual Monostable Multivibrator T T TBA Inverting Octal BufferLine Driver T T T TBD TBD Octal BufferLine Driver T T T T T Octal Bidirectional Transceiver T T T T T Octal D Flip-Flop with Clear T T Octal Transparent Latch T e T T T T Octal D Flip-Flop T e T T T T 8
9 VHCVHCT Leads Description Commercial VHC (74VHCxxx) VHCT (74VHCTxxx) SOIC SSOP TSSOP PDIP SOIC TSSOP Dual 4-Bit Binary Counter T e T T Octal Bus Buffer with TRI-STATE T T Octal Transparent Latch T e T T Octal D Flip-Flop T e T T Bit Shift Register wlatches T T Stage Binary Counter T Binary Counter T T Phase Lock Loop T T Channel Analog Multiplexer T T Dual 4-Channel Analog Multiplexer T T Triple 2-Channel Analog Multiplexer T T Quad Analog Switch T T Quad Analog Switch with Translator T T Future Introductions VHC Triple 3-Input NOR Gate Quad D Flip-Flop with Clear VHCT Inverting Octal BufferLine Driver 9
10 HCHCT HC (High-Speed CMOS) and HCT (TTL-Compatible High- Speed CMOS) offer the low power and high noise immunity of CMOS at the speed performance of Low Power Schottky Ten times faster than CD4K or 54C74C logic HCHCT logic provides the speeds required by today s systems while retaining all of the advantages of older metal-gate CMOS Leads Description Commercial Military HC HCT HC PDIP SOIC PDIP SOIC CDIP LCC Quad 2-Input NAND Gate T Te T T Quad 2-Input NOR Gate T T Hex Inverter T Te T T U04 14 Hex Inverter (Unbuffered) T T Quad 2-Input AND Gate T Te T T Hex Inverting Schmitt Trigger T T Quad 2-Input OR Gate T Te T T 74A 14 Dual D Flip-Flop T Te T T Quad 2-Input Exclusive-OR Gate T Te 123A 14 Dual Retriggerable T Te X X TRI-STATE Quad Buffer T T TRI-STATE Quad Buffer T Te Quad 2-Input NAND Schmitt Trigger T T to-8 Line Decoder T e T T Dual 2-to-4 Line Decoder T Te Channel Multiplexer T T to-16 Line Decoder T T Quad 2-Input Multiplexer T T Bit Binary Asynchronous Counter T Te Bit Binary Synchronous Counter T Te Bit Serial-InParallel-Out Shift Register T T T T Bit Parallel-InSerial-Out Shift Register T T Hex D Flip-Flop T T Quad D Flip-Flop T T 221A 16 Dual Non-Retriggerable Mono Multivibrator T T Inverting Octal TRI-STATE Buffer T Te T Te Octal TRI-STATE Buffer T Te T Te Octal TRI-STATE Transceiver T Te T Te Channel TRI-STATE Multiplexer T T Bit Addressable Latch3-to-8 Line Decoder T T e Available as 20-terminal device 10
11 HCHCT Leads Description Commercial Military HC HCT HC PDIP SOIC PDIP SOIC CDIP LCC Octal D Flip-Flop T Te T Te TRI-STATE Octal D Latch T Te T Te TRI-STATE Octal D Flip-Flop T Te T Te Dual 4-Bit Binary Counter T T 423A 16 Dual Retriggerable Monostable Multivibrator T T Inverting Octal TRI-STATE Buffer T Te T T Octal TRI-STATE Buffer T T T T TRI-STATE Octal D Latch T Te T T TRI-STATE Octal D Edge-Triggered Flip-Flop T Te T T Bit Shift Register T T Bit Shift Register woutput Register T T Bit Shift Register woutput Latches T T Bit Shift Register winput Latches T T Bit Magnitude Comparator T T Baud Modem T T Baud Modem T T Stage Binary Counter T T Stage Binary Counter T T CMOS Phase Lock Loop T T Hex Inverting Logic Level Down Converter T T Hex Logic Level Down Converter T T Channel Analog Multiplexer T T Dual 4-Channel Analog Multiplexer T T Triple 2-Channel Analog Multiplexer T T Stage Binary Counter T T Quad Analog Switch T T Quad Analog Switch wlevel Translator T T to-16 Line Decoder wlatch T T Dual Retriggerable Monostable Multivibrator T T Quad Analog Switch wlevel Translator T 11
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