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SN74LS390DR is listed in the Counter Dividers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Texas Instruments. Its product description is IC DECADE COUNTR DL 4BIT 16SOIC. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The SN74LS390DR is a dual 4-bit decade and binary counter integrated circuit manufactured by Texas Instruments. It belongs to the 74LS logic series and operates within a supply voltage range of 4.75 V to 5.25 V. The device features asynchronous reset functionality and negative-edge triggering for both its decade and binary counting sections. Designed for through-hole or surface-mount applications depending on the package variant, it supports a maximum counting rate of 35 MHz. The component functions reliably across an operating temperature range from 0°C to +70°C.
Verify the specific suffix against official Texas Instruments documentation to confirm package type and environmental compliance. Ensure the ordering part number matches the required pin configuration and RoHS status. Cross-reference datasheet revisions to validate electrical characteristics before integration into final designs.
Select this component when dual independent counting channels are required in a single package. The LS series offers speed suitable for moderate-frequency applications up to 35 MHz. Consider the DR package variant for surface-mount assembly requirements while maintaining compatibility with standard DIP pinouts.
This device is part of the SN54/74LS390 family, which includes variants like SN74LS390N and SN74LS393. It serves as a fundamental building block for digital systems requiring decade or binary counting operations. The SN74LS390DR specifically denotes the SOIC surface-mount package version of this dual counter IC.
SN74LS390N (PDIP package)
The first section operates as a divide-by-two binary counter, while the second section functions as a modulo-10 decade counter. They can be cascaded or used independently.
The reset is asynchronous and active low. It overrides all other inputs and immediately clears the outputs to zero regardless of the clock state.
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