BZX84-C3V3LT1GSOT23
On Semiconductor
The ON Semiconductor BZX84-C3V3LT1GSOT23 is a single Zener diode with a nominal Zener voltage of 3.3V. It is supplied in a surface-mount SOT-23 package.
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The SN74LS299N is an 8-bit universal shift/storage register manufactured by Motorola Semiconductor. This component utilizes LS technology and offers multiplexed inputs/outputs for efficient data handling within a single 20-pin package. It supports four modes of operation: Hold (Store), Shift Left, Shift Right, and Load Data. The outputs can operate enabled or at high impedance (High Z), allowing them to drive bus lines directly. This register can be cascaded to create N-bit word lengths. It is suitable for applications such as stacked or push-down registers, buffer storage, and accumulator registers. The device operates within a temperature range of 0 to 70°C and features a clock frequency of 25 MHz.
Available in SOIC (DW) and PDIP (N) packages, the SN74LS299N is designed for general-purpose logic applications requiring flexible data storage and shifting capabilities. Its bipolar input type and push-pull output type are characteristic of Schottky TTL logic families.
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The SN74LS299N is from the LS technology family.
The SN74LS299N has a maximum clock frequency of 25 MHz.
The SN74LS299N features push-pull outputs.
The operating temperature range for the SN74LS299N is 0 to 70 °C.
The SN74LS299N is an 8-bit universal shift/storage register.
The SN74LS299N supports four modes of operation: Hold (Store), Shift Left, Shift Right, and Load Data.
