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MC74HC165AFELG is listed in the Shift Registers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists onsemi. Its product description is IC SHIFT REGISTER 8BIT 16-SOEIAJ. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The MC74HC165AFELG is an 8-bit serial or parallel-input/serial-output shift register manufactured by onsemi. It utilizes high-performance silicon-gate CMOS technology and operates within a DC supply voltage range of 2.0 to 6.0 V. The device features asynchronous parallel loading capability when the Serial Shift/Parallel Load input is low, and serial shifting on the rising edge of either Clock or Clock Inhibit inputs when that control signal is high. It provides complementary outputs (QH and QH) from the final stage.
Verify the specific suffix 'FELG' against official ordering information, as the primary datasheet lists 'DG', 'DR2G', and 'ADTR2G'. Confirm package type matches SOIC-16 requirements. Ensure compliance with RoHS and Pb-Free standards if required by the application environment. Check for automotive qualification suffixes if operating in harsh conditions.
Select this component when an 8-bit shift register with parallel load capability is needed. It is suitable for applications requiring direct interfacing with CMOS, NMOS, or TTL outputs. Consider the 2.0 V to 6.0 V operating range for power supply compatibility. Verify that the SOIC-16 package fits the PCB layout constraints.
This part belongs to the MC74HC165A family of 8-bit shift registers. It is pin-compatible with the LS165 variant but offers improved performance through silicon-gate CMOS technology. The family includes HC and HCT versions, with the HC version supporting a wider voltage range compared to the HCT version which is optimized for 5 V operation.
MC74HC165ADG
When the Serial Shift/Parallel Load input is low, data at the parallel inputs (A-H) is loaded asynchronously. When it is high, data at the Serial Data Input (SA) is shifted into the register on the rising edge of the Clock.
Yes, both pins function identically as active-high clocks. One can be designated as a clock inhibit, but it should go high only while the other clock input is high to avoid double clocking.
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