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74HCT4520N

Manufacturer: PHILIPS

Dual 4-bit synchronous binary counter

Partnumber Manufacturer Quantity Availability
74HCT4520N PHILIPS 1366 In Stock

Description and Introduction

Dual 4-bit synchronous binary counter The **74HCT4520N** from Philips is a high-speed CMOS dual 4-bit binary counter, designed for reliable performance in digital applications. This integrated circuit (IC) operates within the HCT (High-speed CMOS with TTL compatibility) logic family, ensuring seamless interfacing with both CMOS and TTL voltage levels.  

Featuring two independent synchronous counters, the 74HCT4520N is widely used in frequency division, event counting, and timing control circuits. Each counter can be reset asynchronously via a master reset (MR) input, providing flexibility in system design. The device operates with a typical supply voltage range of **4.5V to 5.5V**, making it suitable for standard 5V logic systems.  

Key advantages include **low power consumption**, a **wide operating temperature range**, and **high noise immunity**, ensuring stable operation in industrial and consumer electronics. The 74HCT4520N is housed in a **16-pin DIP (Dual In-line Package)**, facilitating easy integration into breadboards and PCBs.  

Common applications include digital clocks, frequency synthesizers, and sequential logic circuits. Its robust design and compatibility with legacy TTL systems make it a preferred choice for engineers seeking dependable counting solutions.  

For detailed specifications, consult the official datasheet to ensure proper implementation in your circuit design.

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