CD4060BCM

Counter Dividers Overview

The CD4060BCM is a 14-stage ripple carry binary counter manufactured by onsemi in a 16-lead Small Outline Integrated Circuit (SOIC) package. It operates within a supply voltage range of 3V to 15V and supports an operating temperature from -55°C to +125°C. The device features a Schmitt trigger clock input, allowing for unlimited rise and fall times. Typical maximum clock frequency is 8MHz at 10V supply. Quiescent current reaches 600µA maximum at 15V and 125°C.

Counter Dividers Feature Summary

• Features a 14-stage ripple carry binary counter architecture with asynchronous reset capability.
• Incorporates a Schmitt trigger clock input to accommodate signals with unlimited rise and fall times.
• Provides high noise immunity and low power TTL compatibility.

Counter Dividers Applications

• RC oscillator configurations
• Crystal oscillator circuits
• Timing applications

Counter Dividers Procurement Notes

Verify the manufacturer designation as onsemi despite the datasheet originating from Fairchild Semiconductor. Confirm the M16A package number corresponds to the 16-Lead SOIC form factor. Ensure the component meets the specified -55°C to +125°C operating temperature range requirements for your specific application environment.

Counter Dividers Selection Notes

Select this component when a 14-bit binary counting function is required with wide voltage tolerance. The Schmitt trigger input simplifies timing circuit designs by removing strict slew rate limitations. Consider the 16-pin SOIC footprint for surface mount assembly constraints.

Counter Dividers Part Context

This part belongs to the CD4060BC family of 14-stage ripple carry binary counters. It shares functional similarities with the CD4040BC but offers additional output stages. The 'M' suffix indicates the specific 16-lead SOIC package variant.

Counter Dividers Replacement Considerations

CD4060BCN

Counter Dividers FAQ

How does the Schmitt trigger clock input affect signal requirements?

It allows for unlimited clock rise and fall times, simplifying the design of clock source circuits.

What is the method for resetting the counter?

The counter resets to the zero state via a logical high signal at the reset input, independent of the clock signal.