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The SN74LS196 is a versatile integrated circuit designed as a presettable decade or binary counter and latch. It operates asynchronously with negative edge triggering and is built using TTL technology.
Key electrical specifications include a low power consumption typically around 80 mW and high counting rates reaching up to 70 MHz. The counter is a 4-bit device that can function as either a decade or binary counter, partitioned into divide-by-two and divide-by-five sections. It can also serve as a 4-bit latch, capturing data from parallel inputs when the preset load (PL) is low.
This component is housed in a PDSO14 package, suitable for surface mount applications. Its design makes it usable as programmable counters and for various data storage tasks.
While specific operating voltage and temperature ranges are not detailed here, the SN74LS196 is a standard logic component for digital systems requiring counting and latching functionalities.
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Decade Counter.
70 MHz typical.
80 mW typical.
PDSO14 surface mount.
Asynchronous negative edge triggered.
4-bit.
TTL.