CY74FCT16841CTPVC

Latches Overview

The CY74FCT16841CTPVC is a D-type transparent latch manufactured by National Semiconductor, housed in a 56-pin SSOP package. It features a 10:10 circuit configuration with tri-state outputs and operates within an industrial temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. The device belongs to the 74FCT series and utilizes surface mount technology for integration into electronic systems.

Latches Feature Summary

• D-type transparent latch functionality with two channels
• Tri-state output capability for bus interface applications
• Industrial temperature operation range from -40°C to 85°C

Latches Applications

• Bus interface data storage
• Digital signal latching in communication systems
• Memory buffer circuits

Latches Procurement Notes

Verify the manufacturer designation, as Texas Instruments acquired National Semiconductor's logic business. Confirm the specific suffix 'CTPVC' matches the required 56-SSOP package and lead-free specifications. Ensure the component status is active if long-term supply is required. Cross-reference datasheets between National Semiconductor and Texas Instruments sources to confirm pinout and electrical characteristics remain consistent across the transition.

Latches Selection Notes

Select this component when a 10-bit wide transparent latch with tri-state control is required. The 56-SSOP package suits surface-mount designs with moderate pin density. Consider the FCT logic family speed and drive capabilities relative to system requirements. Verify voltage compatibility and output current specifications against load conditions before finalizing the design.

Latches Part Context

This part is part of the 74FCT logic family, designed for high-speed CMOS applications. It serves as a direct replacement or upgrade for older TTL-based latch solutions in modern digital systems. The component supports standard bus architectures requiring temporary data storage and controlled output enablement.

Latches Replacement Considerations

Check for equivalent parts under the Texas Instruments brand name due to the acquisition of National Semiconductor's logic division. Verify pin-to-pin compatibility with any proposed substitutes to ensure seamless integration without PCB redesign.