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The CD4050 is a hex non-inverting buffer/converter IC from HH SMITH, featuring 6 independent buffers within a single 16-pin package. This component is designed for buffering signals or performing level-shifting, particularly from higher voltages down to lower ones compatible with microcontrollers like Arduino. It can drive multiple TTL/RTL or 74LS loads, making it versatile for interfacing different logic families.
The CD4050 operates with a power supply voltage ranging from 3V to 15V. Its primary function is to increase current output capability, allowing devices with low current outputs to drive more demanding loads. For instance, it can significantly boost the sink current compared to directly driving from certain logic gates.
This IC is suitable for applications requiring signal buffering or voltage level translation. It is housed in a standard 16-pin package, typically requiring through-hole mounting. Unused inputs should be connected to VDD or GND to prevent excessive power consumption due to noise.
Alternatives and equivalents for the CD4050 include parts like the 4049 (inverting version) and various manufacturer-specific designations such as CD4050BE, NTE4050, HEF4050, TC4050BP, MC14050, and HCF4050, all maintaining the same core functionality.
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The 4050 operates with a supply voltage from 3V to 15V.
The 4050 contains six buffers.
Each output can drive 2 TTL/RTL loads or 4 74LS loads.
The 4050 is available in a 16-pin package.
