Intersil CD4040BE

二进制计数器13 V ~ 18 V

Overview

The CD4040BE is a CMOS integrated circuit that functions as a 12-stage binary ripple counter, negative edge 16-PDIP. The counter's progression occurs by one count during the negative transition of each input pulse. For more details about this binary counter pinout, circuit diagram, etc can check the CD4040BE datasheet. This counter can be reset to its all zeros state by asserting a high level on the RESET line. The implementation of Schmitt trigger behavior on the input-pulse line accommodates unrestricted rise and fall durations. Buffering is applied to all inputs and outputs. It can count up to 2^12 (4096) binary states, making it suitable for various digital applications that require frequency division, timing, or counting.

CD4040BE is manufactured by TI (Texas Instruments) and is a leading name in computer and semiconductor technologies. Renowned for its expertise in areas like analogue and digital signal management, embedded computing solutions and microcontroller systems, TI serves many sectors. These include, but are not limited to, the automotive, communications, information technology, and consumer electronics fields. With a diverse product line that spans data conversion tools, audio amplifiers, green-friendly chips, and wireless communication options, TI is devoted to pushing the boundaries of innovation. The company also emphasises the quality and sustainability of its products, striving to make a positive, lasting impact globally through its technological contributions.

Features

4000B Series
Embedded in the 16-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) package
12 bits per element
Frequency of 24MHz

Through Hole Mounting Type

Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments
CD4040BE Counters & Dividers applications.

• Control counters
• Timers
• Frequency dividers
• Time-delay circuits
• Analog multiplexing and demultiplexing
• Digital multiplexing and demultiplexing
• Signal gating
• Frequency dividing circuits
• Time delay circuits
• Communications Digital Frequency Synthesizers;