Friday, October 31, 2014
1000W MOSFET LEGEND stage Master MK2


OCL Power Amplifier Circuit MJ15003 MJ15004
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100W OCL Power Amplifier Circuit MJ15003,MJ15004 |
Master Slave Switch Circuit
In this age of enlightenment any sort of relationship that could be described as master/slave would be questionable but for the purposes of this circuit it gives a good idea of how it functions. The circuit senses mains current supplied to a ‘master’ device and switches ‘slave’ equipment on or off. This feature is useful in a typical hi-fi or home computer environment where several peripheral devices can all be switched on or off together. A solid-state relay from Sharp is an ideal switching element in this application; a built-in zero crossing detector ensures that switching only occurs when the mains voltage passes through zero and any resultant interference is kept to an absolute minimum.
Master/Slave Switch Circuit Diagram
All of the triac drive circuitry (including optical coupling) is integrated on-chip so there are very few external components and no additional power supply necessary. This makes the finished design very compact. Diodes D1, D2, D3 and D4 perform the current sensing function and produce a voltage on C2 when the master equipment is switched on. A Schottky diode is used for D5 to reduce forward voltage losses to a minimum. The circuit is quite sensitive and will successfully switch the slave even when the master equipment draws very little mains current. The RC network formed by R1 and C1 provides some protection for the solid-state relay against mains-borne voltage transients.
Warning:
This circuit is connected to the mains. it is important to be aware that the chip has lethal voltages on its pins and all appropriate safety guidelines must be adhered to! This includes the LED, for safety it must be fitted behind a transparent plexiglass shield.
Author: Karl Köckeis - Copyright: Elektor July-August 200
Source : www.extremecircuits.net
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Circuit 150W amplifier with active crossover
Power Chip 4-channel amplifier that we use is SANYO LA47536 who have power outputs up to 150W, while for Active Crossover (Active Crossover) we use the LF353 from National Semiconductor.
UM3561 Heat detector alarm circuit with explanation

When the temperature close to the T1 transistor is hot , the resistance to the emitter –collector goes low and it starts conducting . In same time T2 transistor conducts , because its base is connected to the collector of T1 transistor and the RL1 relay energized and switches on the siren which produce a fire engine alarm sound .
This electronic circuit project must be powered from a 6 volts DC power supply , but the UM3561 IC is powered using a 3 volt zener diode , because the alarm sound require a 3 volts dc power supply .
The relay used in this project must be a 6 volt / 100 ohms relay and the speaker must have a 8 ohms load and 1 watt power
Equalising HEXFETs diagram

For building prototypes or very short production runs this is feasible, but requires additional manual effort in testing the components, and, of course, more transistors must be ordered than will finally be used. The circuit idea shown here allows differences in gate-source voltage between pairs of transistors to be compensated for by the addition of trimmer potentiometers: the idea has been tested in simulation using Simetrix. The second circuit extract shows the required changes.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
LM1875 20W audio amplifier Diagram Circuit

- Assemble the circuit on a good quality PCB.
- Use +/-25V DC dual supply for powering the circuit.
- K1 can be 4 ohm, 20W speaker.
- A proper heat sink is necessary for the IC.
- F1 and F2 are 2A fuses.
SUPER EAR

USB Powered Audio Power Amplifier Circuit Diagram
Contrast Control for LCDs
A popular green display with 2x16 characters ‘supplies’ about 200 µA. At a power supply voltage of 5 V there is also an additional current of 500 µA in the potentiometer itself. Not very energy efficient either. Now there is an IC, the LM334, which, with the aid of one resistor, can be made into a constant current source. The circuit presented here ensures that there is a current of 200 µA to ground, independent of the power supply voltage. By substituting a 2.2-k? potentiometer for R1, the current can be adjusted as desired.
Circuit diagram:The value of R1 can be calculated as follows: R1 = 227x10-6 x T / I. Where T is the temperature in Kelvin and I is the current in ampères. In our case this results in:
R1 = 227x10-6 x 293 /
(200x10-6)
R1 = 333R
Note that the current supplied by the LM334 depends on the temperature. This is also true for the current from the display, but it is not strictly necessary to have a linear relationship between these two. Temperature variations of up to 10° will not be a problem however. This circuit results in a power saving of over 25% with an LCD that itself draws a current of 1.2 mA. In a battery powered application this is definitely worth the effort! In addition, the contrast does not need to be adjusted as the battery voltage reduces. When used with LCDs with new technologies such as OLED and PLED it is advisable to carefully test the circuit first to determine if it can be used to adjust the brightness.
Circuit diagram:
The value of R1 can be calculated as follows: R1 = 227x10-6 x T / I. Where T is the temperature in Kelvin and I is the current in ampères. In our case this results in:
- R1 = 227x10-6 x 293 /
- (200x10-6)
- R1 = 333R
- The current supplied by the LM334 depends on the temperature. This is also true for the current from the display, but it is not strictly necessary to have a linear relationship between these two. Temperature variations of up to 10° will not be a problem however. This circuit results in a power saving of over 25% with an LCD that itself draws a current of 1.2 mA. In a battery powered application this is definitely worth the effort! In addition, the contrast does not need to be adjusted as the battery voltage reduces. When used with LCDs with new technologies such as OLED and PLED it is advisable to carefully test the circuit first to determine if it can be used to adjust the brightness.
Copyright: Elektor Electronics
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Automatic Emergency Lamp Circuit
Automatic Emergency Lamp Circuit |
400Watt IRFP448 Power Amplifier
400Watt IRFP448 Power Amplifier Circuit Diagram |
The bias and bumper stage
Power amp 400W IRFP448 PCB and the electronic components layout thus as below :
PCB layout design |
Component Placement |
Op Amp Sound Module wit IC741
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Op-Amp Sound Module wit IC741 Circuit Diagram |
Monday, October 27, 2014
300W Power Amplifier Circuit with 2N773
Power Amplifier Circuit Diagram |
Lm318 Microphone preamplifier with tone control Diagram Circuit
The top half of the tone control section is the bass control. The bottom half controls the treble frequency response. These tone controls (R5 and R8) require audio taper (logarithmic) potentiometers. The 50 k ohm potentiometer on the output can be used to set the output or gain of the preamp .
The circuit is very simple and require few electronic parts . This microphone preamplifier electronic project must be powered from a dual 15 volt DC power supply .
If you don’t want to use tone control function for the microphone preamplifier you can eliminate the tone control part from the project .
Power Supply Failure Alarm
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Power Supply Failure Alarm Circuit |
40 Watt Fluorescent Lamps Diagram Schematics
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Line Follower Robot Sensor Concept
Line Follower Robot Sensor Concept |
IC 741 Simple High Pass Filter
This be Simple high pass Filter perform filter especial tall frequency can change only. By use IC 741 , be the integrated circuit op-amp very the circuit helps to are high frequency Filter model to be simple. By from the circuit will let 750 HZ frequencies s go up change more well , 60HZ frequencies are or lower. By friends can change the value RC for filter the frequency that can want which can see the detail has followed circuit picture yes.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Solar Relay circuit diagram and explanation
In the absence of an external load, the battery voltage recovers quickly, the terminal voltage rises above 14.4 V again and the switching process starts once again, despite the built-in hysteresis. A solution to this problem is provided by the circuit shown here, which switches on the fan in response to the sweltering heat produced by the solar irradiation instead of an excessively high voltage at the battery terminals. Based on experience, the risk of battery overheating is only present in the summer between 2 and 6 pm. The intensity of the sunlight falling within the viewing angle of a suitably configured ‘sun probe’ is especially high precisely during this interval.
This is the operating principle of the solar relay. The trick to this apparently rather simple circuit consists of using a suitable combination of components. Instead of a power FET, it employs a special 12-V relay that can handle a large load in spite of its small size. This relay must have a coil resistance of at least 600 Ω, rather than the usual value of 100-200 Ω. This requirement can be met by several Schrack Components relays (available from, among others, Conrad Electronics). Here we have used the least expensive model, a type RYII 8-A printed circuit board relay. The light probe is connected in series with the relay. It consists of two BPW40 phototransistors wired in parallel.
The type number refers to the 40-degree acceptance angle for incident light. In bright sunlight, the combined current generated by the two phototransistors is sufficient to cause the relay to engage, in this case without twitching. Every relay has a large hysteresis, so the fan connected via the a/b contacts will run for many minutes, or even until the probe no longer receives sufficient light. The NTC thermistor connected in series performs two functions. First, it compensates for changes in the resistance of the copper wire in the coil, which increases by approximately 4 percent for every 10 ºC increase in temperature, and second, it causes the relay to drop out earlier than it otherwise would (the relay only drops out at a coil voltage of 4 V).
Depending on the intended use, the 220-Ω resistance of the thermistor can be modified by connecting a 100-Ω resistor in series or a 470-Ω resistor in parallel. If the phototransistors are fastened with the axes of their incident-angle cones in parallel, the 40-degree incident angle corresponds to 2 pm with suitable solar orientation. If they are bent at a slight angle to each other, their incident angles overlap to cover a wider angle, such as 70 degrees. With the tested prototype circuit, the axes were oriented nearly parallel, and this fully met our demands. The automatic switch-off occurs quite abruptly, just like the switch-on, with no contact jitter.
This behaviour is also promoted by the NTC thermistor, since its temperature coefficient is opposite to that of the ‘PTC’ relay coil and approximately five times as large. This yields exactly the desired effect for energising and de-energising the relay: a large relay current for engagement and a small relay current for disengagement. Building the circuit is actually straightforward, but you must pay attention to one thing. The phototransistors resemble colourless LEDs, so there is a tendency to think that their ‘pinning’ is the same as that of LEDs, with the long lead being positive and the short lead negative. However, with the BPW40 the situation is exactly the opposite; the short lead is the collector lead. Naturally, the back-emf diode for the relay must also be connected with the right polarity. The residual current on cloudy days and at night is negligibly small.
Friday, October 24, 2014
1500W HiFi Power Amplifier Circuit
Powerful Battery Charger Circuit
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Fire alarm with light sensor
Radio Control for toy car
Transformer T1 in the series transmitter and receiver, is the same stuff, and have made themselves. Transformer was built using a plastic transformer Koker (spare part radio) that has a step that appears 5 lines that can be filled with coils of wire, as shown in the photograph. Wearing this Koker facilitate wire transformer windings. Otherwise it could be similar Koker, just the usual wear. Koker is a small transformer and feritnya also small (3 mm) as that used to be used for the assembly of CB 27 MHz radio.
Can wear a wire to wire the transformer in the unloading of Koker, carefully open coil of wire that already exist in the Koker because the wire is quite smooth and quite easy to break.
Step 1: rolls of wire which is numbered 5 feet to 4 feet in the direction of h (CW) for 3 rolls right on level 1 (pathway level above the bottom line)
Step 2: Roll the wire from 1 foot to 2 feet in a clockwise direction as much as 4 rolls right on level 2.
Step 3: Continue the roll (from step 2) in a clockwise direction as much as three quarter roll to 3 feet on three levels. (Can be determined exactly a quarter of the roll, because it has a track kokernya split into 4).
Manufacture of coil L1
Roll of copper wire diameter from 0.3 to 0.5 mm by 10 quarter rolls on Koker diameter of about 4 mm (which will be released) is also in a clockwise direction.
Manufacture of coil L2
Roll of copper wire 0.1 mm diameter by 50 rolls in plastic Koker without ferrite diameter of about 3.5 - 4 mm (look for the plastic material from scrap) is also in a clockwise direction. Long section on liputi rolls along the 5 mm.
IC M3481 Music box versatile
This is a multi-purpose integrated music box that interesting, because an IC package. Is a simple and affordable.
The main function of the circuit is the device of the circuit is IC1. This is a sound generator IC. The Christmas season. Its musical all 8 music. When the power supply LDR1 the exposure will cause voltage drop across R1 is enough to make IC1 work has output to stimulate pin 11 and pin 12 to stimulate pin B of Q1. Q2 and the current expansion drive that will be the speaker.
While the circuit work if the switch S1 connected to the unique music tracks and so on, but if S1 is not connected. Circuit will play all the songs. If the switch S2 connected to the cycle When there is no light will stop play immediately. But if the switch S2 is not connected to music and no light will not stop until the song is finished playing. Switch S3 is responsible for selecting music on, press 1 once one moves to music. The VR1 is also a tone control if VR1 is less resistance will be reduced to a lower tone. And the music will slow down play with. The R6, C3 is responsible for smooth sound more R7 forward to control the feedback stability of dc output of the circuit.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
200 Watt Power Amplifier STK4050 STK4046
Schematics Amplifier STK4050-STK4046 |
PCB Layout Amplifier |
And below is a list of STK ICs are used for a good quality amplifier.
Saturday, October 18, 2014
1 to 999s with PIC16F84A Timer from
ICM7556 Car Boot Lamp Warning circuit and explanation

Meanwhile the voltage across C1 is rising much more slowly and after approximately 1 minute, it will have reached 2/3 of the supply voltage. IC1a will now trigger and this will reset IC1b. The alarm will be turned off. IC1a will remain in this state until the boot lid is either closed or opened wider at which point C1 and C2 will be discharged through R6 and the circuit will be ready to start again. To calculate the period of the timers use the formula: t = 1.1RC Please note that the capacitor type used in the circuit should be tantalum or electrolytic with a solid electrolyte. The buzzer must be a type suitable for use at D.C. (i.e. one with a built in driver).
FM transmitter schematic

parts

Notes
L1 and L2 are 5 turns of 28 AWG enamel coated magnet wire wound with a inside diameter of about 4mm. The inside of a ballpoint pen works well (the plastic tube that holds the ink). Remove the form after winding then install the coil on the circuit board, being careful not to bend it.
C5 is used for tuning. This transmitter operates on the normal broadcast frequencies (88-108MHz).
Q1 and Q2 can also be 2N3904 or something similar.
You can use 1/4 W resistors mounted vertically instead of 1/8 W resistors.
You may want to bypass the battery with a .01uf capacitor.
An antenna may not be required for operation.
Friday, October 17, 2014
Simple OBD Vehicle Protection
Cmos 4047 Power inverter 12Vdc to 220Vac circuit and explanation
This converter has a central component, the CMOS 4047, and converts a 12V DC voltage to 220V AC voltage. 4047 is utilised as a astable multivibrator. At pin 10 and 11 we find a rectangular symmetrically signal which is amplified by tow Darlington transistors T1 and T2 and finally reaches the secondary coil of a transformer network (2 x 10V/60VA). Primary coil terminals voltage is 220 alternative voltage. To obtain a better performance use a toroidal core transformer with reduced losses. With P1 the output frequency can be regulated between certain limits (50…400Hz).
Digital Electronics List of 7400 series TTL Integrated Circuits
List of TTL integrated circuits 7400 series
7400 - Four two-input NAND gates
7401 - Four two-input NAND gates with open collector
7402 - Four two-input NOR gates
7403 - Four two-input NAND gates with open collector
7404 - Six- NOT gates
7405 - Six NOT gates with open collector outputs
7406 - Six Buffer / Driver 30V inverters with outputs open collector
7407 - Six Buffer / Driver with 30V outputs with open collector
7408 - Four two-input AND gates
7409 - Four two-input AND gates with open collector
7410 - Three NAND gates with three inputs
7411 - Three AND gates with three inputs
7412 - Three of three inputs NAND gates with open collector
7413 - Two NAND gates four Schmitt trigger inputs
7414 - Six Schmitt trigger inverters
7415 - Three AND gates with open collector three entries
7416 - Six Buffer / Driver 15V inverters with outputs open collector
7417 - Six Buffer / Driver with 15V output with open collector
7419 - Six Schmitt trigger inverters
7420 - Two four-input NAND gates
7421 - Two four-input AND gates
7422 - Two four-input NAND gates with open collector
7423 - Two four-input NOR gates with strobe expandable
7425 - Two four-input NOR gates with strobe
7426 - Four two-input NAND gates with 15V outputs with open collector
7427 - Three NOR gates with three inputs
7428 - Four two-input NOR gates
7430 - An eight input NAND gate
7431 - Six delay elements - of the order of 27.5 ns ( 1.6 ) , 46.5 ns ( 2.5 ) and 6ns ( 3.4 ) .
7432 - Four two-input OR gates
7433 - Four NOR buffer gates with two inputs open collector
7436 - Four two-input NOR gates ( different pinout 7402 )
7437 - Four two-input NAND gates
7438 - Four two-input NAND gates with open collector
7439 - Four NAND buffer of two inputs
7440 - Two NAND buffer with four entries
7441 - Driver BCD to Decimal Decoder / Nixie valve (obsolete )
7442 - BCD to Decimal Decoder
7443 - Decoder Excess - 3 to Decimal
7444 - Decoder Gray- Excess - 3 to Decimal
7445 - BCD to Decimal Decoder
7446 - BCD to 7-segment decoder outputs with 30V open collector
7447 - BCD to 7-segment decoder outputs with 15V open collector
7448 - BCD to 7 segment decoder with stopping
7449 - BCD to 7 segment decoder with open collector
7450 - Two gates AND-OR -AND 2 -wide two inputs (one gate expandable )
7451 - Two gates AND-OR -AND 2 -wide two-input
7452 - AND-OR 4 - Door Wide two expandable entries
7453 - AND-OR -NOT gate 4 - Wide two expandable entries
7454 - AND-OR -NOT gate 4 -wide two-input
7455 - AND-OR -NOT Gate 2 Wide - four entries ( 74H version is expandable )
7460 - Two expanders four entries
7461 - Three expanders three entries
7462 - expanders 3-2- 2-3- entries
7463 - Six interface ports sensitive current
7464 - AND-OR -NOT 4-2 3- port 2- input
7465 - AND-OR -NOT gate with open collector inputs 4-2-3-2
7470 - JK Flip Flop with Preset and Clear with AND gate activated by the rising edge
74H71 - JK Flip -Flop with Preset master slave with AND - OR gate
74L71 - RS Flip -flop master slave with Preset and Clear with AND gate
7472 - Flip - Flop JK master slave with Preset and Clear with AND gate
7473 - Two Flip - Flops with Clear JK
7474 - Two Flip - Flops type D with Preset and Clear assets by rising edge
7475 - Bistable Latch 4-bit
7476 - Dois JK flip- flops com Preset and Clear
7477 - Latch biestável two 4 - bits
74H78 , 74L78 - Dois JK flip - flops com Preset , Clear and Clock comum comum
74LS78A - Dois JK flip - flops com Preset , Clear and Clock comum comum ativos in borda two descida
7479 - Dois D flip- flops
7480 - Somador completo com disparo
7481 - 16 bits of RAM Random Access Memory MEMORIA
7482 - c completo de 2 bits
7483 - Somador completo of 4 bits
7484 - MEMORIA RAM of 16 bits
7485 - Comparador of magnitude of 4 bits
7486 - Quatro will XOR (you exclusivo ) de duas entradas
7487 - Elemento Verdadeiro / Complemento / Zero / Um de quatro bits
7488 - 256 bits of ROM MEMORIA
7489 - MEMORIA two leitura / escrita of 64 bits
7490 - Contador de década ( seções divide and divide in 2 in 5 separadas )
7491 - Registrador two deslocamento com entrada de 8 bits Serial , Serial and saída entradas com disparo
7492 - Contador divisor in 12 ( seções divide and divide in 2 in 6 separadas )
7493 - Contador binário of 4 bits ( seções divide in 2 and divide in 8 separadas )
7494 - Registrador two deslocamento of 4 bits , dois Presets assíncronos
7495 - Registrador two deslocamento of 4 bits , entrada paralela , saída paralela , bidirecional
7496 - Registrador two deslocamento com entrada paralela , saída paralela and Preset assíncrono
7497 - Multiplicador binário síncrono of 6 bits
7498 - Registrador two armazenamento / seleção two dados of 4 bits
7499 - Registrador two deslocamento of 4 bits bidirecional Universal
74100 - Dois latch biestáveis of 4 bits
74101 - Flip - Flop JK ativo in borda two descida com Preset and com disparo in PORTA AND - OR
74102 - Flip - Flop JK ativo in borda two descida com Preset and Clear com disparo in PORTA AND
74103 - Dois JK flip - flops in ativos borda two descida com Clear
74104 - Flip - Flop JK Mestre Escravo
74105 - Flip - Flop JK Mestre Escravo
74106 - Dois JK flip - flops in ativos borda two descida com Preset and Clear
74107 - Dois JK flip - flops com Clear
74107A - Dois JK flip - flops in ativos borda two descida com Clear
Oklahoma, 74108 - Fois JK flip- flops in ativos borda two descida com Preset , Clear and Clock comum comum
74109 - 8Dois flip - flops - J - K Note ativos in borda two subida com Preset and Clear
74110 - Flip - Flop JK Mestre Escravo com disparo in PORTA AND routinely de dados com
74111 - Dois JK flip - flops Mestre Escravo com routinely de dados
74112 - Dois JK flip - flops in ativos borda two descida com Clear and Preset
74113 - Dois JK flip - flops in ativos borda two descida com Preset
Oklahoma, 74114 - Dois JK flip - flops in ativos borda two descida com Preset , Clear and Clock comum
74116 - Dois de Lachaise 4 bits com Clear
74118 - possible service Lachaise set / reset
74119 - possible service Lachaise set / reset
74120 - Dois Excitadores / Sincronizadores of pulso
74121 - Multivibrador monoestável
74122 - Multivibrador monoestável reativável com Clear
74123 - Dois multivibradores monoestáveis reativáveis com Clear
74124 - Dois osciladores controlados in tensão
74125 - Quatro com saídas tristate buffers , ativos in sinal negativo
Oklahoma, 74126 - Quatro com saída tristate buffers , ativos in sinal positivo
74128 - Quatro de duas will NOR entradas esxitadores two linha
74130 - Quatro will AND entrada de duas buffers com saídas two 30V com coletor aberto
74131 - Four ports AND bubbers entry with two 15V outputs with open collector
74132 - Four two-input NAND gates with Schmitt Trigger
74133 - Gate NAND thirteen entries
74134 - Gate NAND twelve inputs with tristate output
74135 - Four ports NOR / XOR of two inputs
74136 - Four ports XOR ( exclusive or) two entrances with open collector
74137 - Decoder / Demultiplexer 3 to 8 lines with Address Latch
74138 - Decoder / Demultiplexer 3 to 8 lines
74139 - Two Decoders / Demultiplexers 2 to 4 lines
74140 - Two four-input NAND gates with line driver
74141 - Decoder / Driver BCD to Decimal
74142 - decade counter / 4 bit Latch / Decoder to 7-segment 4 -bit / Driver
74143 - decade counter / latch / decoder / exctador with constant current of 15 mA
74144 - decade counter / latch / decoder / driver with 15V output with open collector
74145 - BCD to Decimal Decoder / Driver
74147 - Priority Encoder 10 lines to 4 lines
74148 - Encoder Priority 8 lines to 4 lines
74150 - Data Selector / Multiplexer 16 lines to 1 line
74151 - Data Selector / Multiplexer 8 lines to 1 line
74152 - Data Selector / Multiplexer 8 lines to 1 line
74153 - Two Data Selectors / Multiplexers lines 1 to 4 lines
74154 - Demultiplexer 4 lines to 16 lines
74155 - Two demultiplexers 2 lines to four lines
74156 - Two demultiplexers 2 lines to four lines with open collector
74157 - Two multiplexers / selectors data from 2 lines to 1 line without inverting output
74158 - Two data selectors / multiplexers 2 lines to 1 line with inversion output
74159 - Demultiplexer 4 lines to 16 lines with open collector
74160 - synchronous decade counter with 4-bit asynchronous Clear
74161 - Counter Synchronous 4 -bit Binary with Asynchronous Clear
74162 - synchronous decade counter with synchronous 4-bit Clear
74163 - 4 -bit binary counter with synchronous clear
74164 - Recorder displacement serial 8 -bit parallel output with asynchronous clear
74165 - Recorder displacement serial 8 -bit parallel loads and complemented outputs
74166 - Recorder 8-bit shift
74167 - Multiplier rate synchronous decade
74168 - decade counter / 4 bit synchronous descending ascending
74169 - [ [ Counter / Synchronous Down 4 -bit Binary Up
74170 - Stock 4 by 4 registrars with open collector outputs
74172 - Bank registers with carry multiple 16-bit tristate outputs
74173 - Four D flip-flops with tristate outputs
74174 - Six D flip-flops with common clear
74175 - Four D flip-flops for active edge with complementary outputs and asynchronous clear
74176 - decade counter / pre - Adjustable Latch
74177 - decade counter / pre - Adjustable Latch
74178 - Recorder displacement 4 -bit parallel access
74179 - Recorder displacement 4 -bit parallel access , asynchronous clear and complementary outputs
74180 - Generator and Checker Parity Even / Odd 9 bits
74181 - arithmetic logic unit and function generator 4-bit
74182 - Generator carry future
74183 - Full Adder with two carry -save
74184 - Decoder BCD to binary
74185 - Decode binary to BCD
74186 - Memory ROM 512 bits ( 64 × 8 ) with open collector
74187 - ROM Memory 1024 bits ( 256 × 4 ) open collector
74188 - Memory PROM 256-bit ( 32 × 8 ) with open collector
74189 - RAM 64-bit ( 16 × 4 ) with tristate inverting outputs
74190 - counter decade up / down synchronous
74191 - counter binary up / down synchronous
74192 - Counter decade ascending / descending with synchronous clear
74193 - 4 -bit binary counter ( modulo 16 ) ascending / descending
74194 - Recorder displacement of 4 -bit bidirectional universal
74195 - Recorder displacement 4 -bit parallel access
74196 - Latch / Counter decade presettable
74197 - Latch / presettable binary counter
74198 - Shift Register 8 -bit bidirectional universal
74199 - Shift Register 8 -bit universal bidirectional with J -Not- K entries
74200 - RAM 256 -bit tristate outputs
74201 - RAM 256 bits ( 256 × 1 ) with tristate outputs
74206 - RAM 256-bit open collector
74209 - 1024-bit RAM (1024 × 1 ) with tristate outputs
74210 - Eight buffers
74219 - RAM 64-bit ( 16 × 4 ) with tristate outputs nãoinversoras
74221 - Two monostable multivibrators with Schmitt trigger inputs
74224 - FIFO memory 16 by 4 Synchronous with tristate outputs
74225 - FIFO Memory 16 × 5 asynchronous
74226 - Transceiver 4 -bit parallel data outputs to tristate
74232 - Four Door NOR Schmitt trigger
74237 - Decoder / Demultiplexer 1 to 8 with address latches and outputs active at high level
74238 - Decoder / Demultiplexer 1 to 8 with active outputs at high level
74239 - Two Decoders / Demultiplexers 2 for 4 with active outputs at high level
74240 - Eight inverting buffers with tristate outputs
74241 - Eight buffers with non- inverting outputs tristade
74242 - Four transceivers with data tristate inverting outputs
74243 - Four transceivers with data tristate non- inverting outputs
74244 - Eight buffers with tristate non- inverting outputs
74245 - Eight transceivers with data tristate non- inverting outputs
74246 - Decoder BCD to 7 segments / Driver with 30V outputs with open collector
74247 - Decoder BCD to 7 segments / Driver with 15V output with open collector
74248 - Decoder BCD to 7 segments / driver outputs with internal pull-up
74249 - Decoder BCD to 7 segments / Driver with open collector
74251 - Data Selector / Multiplexer 8 lines to 1 line with tristate outputs
74253 - Two data selectors / multiplexers 4 lines to 1 line with tristate outputs
74255 - Two Latches 4-bit addressable
74256 - Two Latches 4-bit addressable
74257 - Four data selectors / multiplexers 2 lines to 1 line with tristate non- inverting outputs
74258 - Four data selectors / multiplexers 2 lines to 1 line with tristate inverting outputs
74259 - 8-Bit Addressable Latch
74260 - Two Door NOR of 5 entries
74261 - Parallel Binary Multiplier for 2 bits by 4 bits
74265 - Four elements of complementary output
74266 - Four two-input XNOR gates with open collector
74270 - Memory 2048-bit ROM ( 4 × 512 ) with open collector
74271 - ROM Memory 2048 bits ( 256 × 8 ) with open collector
74273 - 8-bit register with reset
74274 - 4-bit binary multiplier by 4 bits
74275 - Slice 7-bit Wallace Tree
74276 - Four flip- flops J -Not- K for active edge with separate clocks , common preset and clear
74278 - resgisters priority 4 bits cascate [ ables with data entries with latches
74279 - Four set- reset latches
74280 - Checker / Generator Parity Even / Odd 9 bits
74281 - Accumulator 4-bit parallel binary
74283 - Full Adder 4-bit binary
74284 - parallel binary multiplier 4 bit by bit 4 ( 4 low-order bits of the product )
74285 - parallel binary multiplier 4 bit by bit 4 ( 4 high-order bits of the product )
74287 - Memory PROM 1024 bits ( 256 × 4 ) with tristate outputs
74288 - Memory PROM 256-bit ( 32 × 8 ) with tristate outputs
74289 - RAM 64 - bit ( 16 × 4 ) open collector
74290 - Counter decade ( sections divided by 2 and divide by 5 separate
74291 - Recorder displacement of 4 -bit universal counter binary up / down synchronous
74292 - Digital timer / programmable frequency divider
74293 - 4 -bit binary counter ( sections divided by 2 and divide by 8 separate
74294 - Digital timer / programmable frequency divider
74295 - 4-bit bidirectional Recorder with tristate outputs
74297 - Digital Filter Phase-Locked - Loop
74298 - Four 2-input multiplexer with storage
74299 - Recorders shift / storage of 8 -bit universal bidirectional with tristate outputs
74301 - RAM 256 bits ( 256 × 1 ) with open collector
74309 - 1024-bit RAM (1024 × 1 ) with open collector
74310 - Eight buffers with Schmitt trigger inputs
74314 - 1024-bit RAM
74322 - Recorder 8-bit shift with sign extension and tristate outputs
74323 - Recorder shift / storage of 8 -bit tristate outputs
74324 - Voltage controlled oscillator (or crystal-controlled )
74340 - Eight buffers with Schmitt trigger inputs and outputs tristate inverter
74341 - Eight buffers with Schmitt trigger inputs and outputs tristate non- inverting
74344 - Eight buffers with Schmitt trigger inputs and outputs tristate non- inverting
74348 - Encoder priority for 3 lines of 8 lines with tristate outputs
74350 - 4- Bit Shifter with tristate outputs
74351 - Two multiplexers / selectors 8 data lines to 1 line with tristate outputs and 4 inputs common data
74352 - Two multiplexers / selectors 4 data lines to 1 line with inverting outputs
74353 - Two multiplexers / selectors 4 data lines to 1 line with tristate outputs
74354 - Multiplexer / Selector 8 data lines to 1 line transparent latch with tristate outputs and
74356 - Multiplexer / Selector 8 data lines to 1 line with recording enabled by edge and tristate outputs
74362 - Excidador / Clock Generator phase (also known as TIM9904 )
74365 - Six buffers with tristate non- inverting outputs
74366 - Six inverting buffers with tristate outputs
74367 - Six buffers with tristate non- inverting outputs
74368 - Six inverting buffers with tristate outputs
74370 - ROM Memory 2048 bits (512 × 4 ) with tristate outputs
74371 - ROM Memory 2048 bits ( 256 × 8 ) with tristate outputs
74373 - Eight transparent latches with tristate outputs
74374 - Eight registrars with tristate outputs
74375 - Four bistable lacthes
74376 - Four flip- flops J -Not- K with common clock and common clear
74377 - Recorder 8-bit with Clock Enable
74378 - Recorder 6 bits with Clock Enable
74379 - 4-bit Register with Clock Enable and complementary outputs
74380 - Recorder 8-bit multifunction
74381 - Arithmetic Logic Unit / Function Generator with 4-bit outputs of generation and propagation
74382 - Arithmetic Logic Unit / Function Generator with 4-bit outputs Ripple Carry and Overflow
74385 - Table adders / subtractors of 4 bits
74386 - Four 2-input XOR gates
74387 - Memory PROM 1024 bits ( 256 × 4 ) open collector
74390 - Two decade counters 4-bit
74393 - Two 4 -bit binary counters
74395 - Recorder universal shift 4 bits with tristate outputs
74398 - Four 2-input multiplexer with storage and complementary outputs
74399 - Four 2-input multiplexer with storage
74408 - Tree 8 parity bits
74412 - Latch 8-bit multi - buffered mode with tristate outputs and clear ( the 74S412 is equivalent to the Intel 8212 , TI TIM8212 )
74423 - Two monostable multivibrators reativáveis
74424 - Driver / Clock generator phase ( 74LS424 is equivalent to the Intel 8224 , TI TIM8224 )
74425 - Four doors with tristate outputs and assets Enables low-level
74426 - Four doors with tristate outputs and Enables active at high level
74428 - Controller 8080A system for ( 74S428 is equivalent to the Intel 8228 , TI TIM8228 )
74438 - Controller 8080A system for ( 74S438 is equivalent to the Intel 8238 , TI TIM8238 )
74440 - Four three-way data transceivers with open collector outputs with non- inverting
74441 - Four three-way data transceivers with open collector inverter outputs
74442 - Four transceivers of three-way data with non- inverting tristate outputs
74443 - Four transceivers of three-way data with tristate inverting outputs
74444 - Four transceivers of three-way data with inverting and non- inverting outputs
74448 - Four transceivers of three-way data with inverting and non- inverting outputs with open collector
74450 - Multiplexer 16 lines to 1 line with complementary outputs
74451 - Two multiplexers 8 lines to 1 line
74452 - Two synchronous decade counters
74453 - Two synchronous binary counters
74453 - Multiplexer 4 lines to 1 line
74454 - Two decade counters ascending / descending with synchronous preset input
74455 - Two binary counters ascendentess / synchronous offspring with preset input
74456 - Adder NBCD ( Natural Binary Coded Decimal )
74460 - Switch for data transfer
74461 - 8 -bit binary counter presettable with tristate outputs
74462 - transmitter fiber optic link
74463 - Receiver fiber optic link
74465 - Eight buffers with tristate outputs
74468 - Two converters MOS level TTL
74470 - Memory PROM 2048 bits ( 256 × 8 ) with open collector
74471 - Memory PROM 2048 bits ( 256 × 8 ) with tristate outputs
74472 - PROM memory with open collector
74473 - Memory PROM with tristate outputs
74474 - PROM memory with open collector
74475 - Memory PROM with tristate outputs
74481 - Elements of 4 -bit slice processing
74482 - Elements of 4 -bit slice scalable processing
74484 - Decoder BCD to binary ( SN74S371 masked programmed ROM )
74485 - Decode binary to BCD ( SN74S371 masked programmed ROM )
74490 - Two decade counters
74491 - Counter 10 ascending / descending bit binary on a preset and tristate outputs
74498 - Shift Register 8 -bit bidirectional parallel outputs and tristate outputs
74508 - Multiplier / Divider 8 bits
74521 - Compare 8 -bit
74531 - Eight transparent latches with tristate outputs 32 mA
74532 - Eight registrars with tristete 32 mA outputs
74533 - Eight transparent latches with tristate inverting outputs
74534 - Eight registrars with tristate inverting outputs
74535 - Eight transparent latches with tristate inverting outputs
74536 - Eight registrars with tristate inverting outputs of 32 mA
74537 - BCD to decimal decoder with tristate outputs
74538 - De multiplexers 1 line to 8 lines with tristate outputs
74539 - Two de multiplexers 1 line to 4 lines with tristate outputs
74540 - Eight buffers with tristate outputs
74541 - Eight buffers with tristate outputs
74560 - decade counter with 4-bit tristate outputs
74561 - 4 -bit binary counter with tristate outputs
74563 - Transparent Latch 8-bit D-type inverter with tristate output
74564 - Recorder 8-bit D-type activated edge with tristate outputs
74568 - Counter decade ascending / descending with tristate outputs
74569 - counter binary up / down with tristate outputs
74573 - Eight D-type transparent latches with outputs trsitate
74574 - Eight flip- flops of type D with tristate outputs
74575 - Eight flip -flops with synchronous type of clear and tristate outputs
74576 - Eight flip- flops D-type inverter with tristate outputs
74577 - Eight flip- flops of type D with synchronous clear and inverting tristate outputs
74580 - Eight transceivers / latches with tristate inverting outputs
74589 - Recorder 8-bit shift latch with input and tristate outputs
74590 - 8 -bit binary counter with output registers and tristate outputs
74592 - 8 -bit binary counter with output register
74593 - 8 -bit binary counter with input registers and tristate outputs
74594 - with serial shift register with input latches output
74595 - Logger with serial input shift registers with output
74596 - Recorder shift registers with serial input with open collector output and
74597 - serial shift register with output latches input
74598 - Shift Register with Input Latches
74600 - Controller dynamic memory refresh , transparende modes and burst (burst ) for DRAMs 4 KB or 16 KB ( 74LS600 is equivalent to TI TIM99600 )
74601 - Controller dynamic memory refresh , transparende modes and burst (burst ) , 64 KB for DRAMs ( 74LS601 is equivalent to TI TIM99601 )
74602 - Controller dynamic memory refresh , cycle ways and Rejada fast (burst ) for DRAMs 4 KB or 16 KB ( 74LS602 is equivalent to TI TIM99602 )
74603 - Controller dynamic memory refresh , cycle ways and Rejada fast (burst ) , 64 KB for DRAMs ( 74LS603 is equivalent to TI TIM99603 )
74604 - Eight 2-input multiplexers with lacthes high-speed tristate outputs ( 74LS604 is equivalent to TI TIM99604 )
74605 - Eight 2-input multiplexers with lacthes high speed open collector ( 74LS605 is equivalent to TI TIM99605 )
74606 - Eight 2-input multiplexers with lacthes free of glitches with tristate outputs ( 74LS606 is equivalent to TI TIM99606 )
74607 - Eight 2-input multiplexers with lacthes , fault free , open collector ( 74LS607 is equivalent to TI TIM99607 )
74608 - Controller memory cycle ( 74LS608 is equivalent to TI TIM99608 )
74610 - Memory Mapper with latches and tristate outputs ( 74LS610 is equivalent to TI TIM99610 )
74611 - Memory Mapper with latches and open collector ( 74LS611 is equivalent to TI TIM99611 )
74612 - Memory Mapper with tristate outputs ( 74LS612 is equivalent to TI TIM99612 )
74613 - Mapper memory with open collector ( 74LS613 is equivalent to TI TIM99613 )
74620 - Eight transceivers with data tristate inverting outputs
74621 - Eight transceivers for data with non- inverting outputs , open collector
74622 - Eight data transceivers with open collector outputs and inverting
74623 - Eight transceivers with data tristate non- inverting outputs
74624 - Voltage controlled oscillator with activation control , range control and outputs biphasic
74625 - Two voltage controlled oscillators with biphasic outputs
74626 - Two voltage-controlled oscillators with controlled activation and outputs biphasic
74627 - two voltage controlled oscillators
74628 - Voltage controlled oscillator with activation control , range control , external temperature compensation and outputs biphasic
74629 - Two controlled by voltage -controlled activation and control oscillators track
74630 - Detector and error correction ( EDAC ) 16-bit tristate outputs
74631 - Detector and error correction ( EDAC ) 16-bit open collector
74632 - Detector and error correction ( EDAC ) 32-bit
74638 - Eight transceivers with data tristate inverting outputs
74639 - Eight transceivers with data tristate non- inverting outputs
74640 - Eight transceivers with data tristate inverting outputs
74641 - Eight transceivers for data with non- inverting outputs , open collector
74642 - Eight data transceivers with open collector outputs and inverting
74643 - Eight data transceivers with tristate outputs inverting and non- inverting
74644 - Eight data transceivers with inverting and non- inverting outputs , open collector
74645 - Eight transceivers data
74646 - Eight transceivers data / Latches / Multiplexers with tristate outputs
74647 - Eight transceivers data / Latches / Multiplexers with open collector
74648 - Eight transceivers data / Latches / Multiplexers with Inverting tristate outputs
74649 - Eight transceivers data / Latches / multiplexers with inverting open collector outputs and
74651 - Eight transceivers / Data Logger with tristete inverting outputs
74652 - Eight transceivers / Data Logger with tristate non- inverting outputs
74653 - Eight transceivers / Data Logger with tristate inverters and open collector outputs
74654 - Eight transceivers / Data Logger with tristate non- inverting outputs , open collector
74658 - Eight data transceivers with parity , inverters
74659 - Eight data transceivers with parity , non- inverters
74664 - Eight data transceivers with parity , inverters
74665 - Eight data transceivers with parity , non- inverters
74668 - Counter decade of synchronous 4 -bit up / down
74669 - Counter Synchronous 4 -bit up / down binary
74670 - Bank registers 4 for 4 with tristate outputs
74671 - Registradore displacement 4-bit bidirectional / Multiplexer with tristate outputs
74672 - Registradore displacement 4-bit bidirectional / Latch / Multiplexer with tristate outputs
74673 - Shift Register 16-bit serial input and serial output with output storage registers and tristate outputs
74674 - Shift Register 16-bit parallel input and serial output with tristate outputs
74677 - Compare 16-bit address to enable
74678 - Compare 16-bit address latch with
74679 - Compare 12 -bit address latch
74680 - Compare address with 12 bits enable
74681 - Accumulator 4-bit parallel binary
74682 - Compare magnitude of 8 bits
74683 - Compare magnitude 8-bit open collector
74684 - Compare magnitude of 8 bits
74685 - Compare magnitude 8-bit open collector
74686 - Compare magnitude of 8 bits to enable
74687 - Compare magnitude of 8 bits to enable
74688 - Compare magnitude of 8 bits
74689 - Compare magnitude 8-bit open collector
74690 - 4 -bit decimal counter / latch / multiplexer with asynchronous reset and tristate outputs
74691 - 4-bit Counter / Latch / Multiplexer binary with asynchronous reset and tristate outputs
74692 - 4 -bit decimal counter / latch / multiplexer with synchronous reset and tristate outputs
74693 - 4-bit Counter / Latch / Multiplexer with binary synchronous reset and tristate outputs
74694 - 4-bit Decimal Counter / Latch / Multiplexer with synchronous and asynchronous resets and tristate outputs
74695 - 4-bit Counter / Latch / Multiplexer with binary synchronous and asynchronous resets and tristate outputs
74696 - 4-bit Decimal Counter / Register / Multiplexer with asynchronous reset and tristate outputs
74697 - 4-bit Counter / Register / Multiplexer binary with asynchronous reset and tristate outputs
74698 - 4-bit Decimal Counter / Register / Multiplexer with synchronous reset and tristate outputs
74699 - 4-bit Counter / Register / Multiplexer with binary synchronous reset and tristate outputs
74716 - programmable decade counter ( 74LS716 is equivalent to Motorola MC4016 )
74718 - Programmable Binary Counter ( 74LS718 is equivalent to MC4018 )
74724 - Multivibrator Voltage controlled
74740 - Eight buffers / drivers inverter line with tristate outputs
74741 - Eight buffers / line drivers of non- tristate inverters with outputs and polarity enable mixed
74744 - Eight buffers / line drivers of non- tristate inverters with outputs
74748 - priority encoder 8 to 3 lines
74783 - Synchronous Address Multiplexer ( 74LS783 is equivalent to Motorola MC6883 )
74790 - Detector and error corrector ( EDAC )
74795 - Eight buffers with tristate outputs ( 74LS795 is equivalent to 81LS95 )
74796 - Eight buffers with tristate outputs ( 74LS796 is equivalent to 81LS96 )
74797 - Eight buffers with tristate outputs ( 74LS797 is equivalent to 81LS97 )
74798 - Eight buffers with tristate outputs ( 74LS798 is equivalent to 81LS98 )
74804 - Six NAND gates two drivers entries
74805 - Six NOR gates two excitatory inputs
74808 - Six ports AND two excitatory inputs
74832 - Six ports OR two excitatory inputs
74848 - priority encoder 8 to 3 lines with tristate outputs
74873 - Eight transparent latches
74874 - Eight flip- flops of type D
74876 - Eight flip- flops of type D
74878 - Two flip- flops dp D-type 4 -bit synchronous clear and non- inverting tristate outputs
74879 - Two flip- flops dp D-type 4 -bit synchronous clear and inverting tristate outputs
74880 - Eight transparent latches with inverting outputs
74881 - Arithmetic Logic Unit / Function Generator 4 bits
74882 - Generator carry future 32-bit
742 960 - Detector and error corrector ( EDAC ) ( 74F2960 is equivalent to AMD Am2960 )
742 961 - Buffer inverter EDAC data
742 962 - Buffer EDAC data noninverting
742 968 - Dynamic Memory Controller
742 969 - Controller sync memory for use with EDAC
742 970 - Controller sync memory for use without EDAC
744 060 - ripple counter with oscillator 14-stage
744 538 - Two monostable multivibrators Precision - adjustable and redisplayed