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Automotive octal buffers and line drivers with three-state outputs and Schmitt-trigger inputs
Approx. price (USD) 1ku | 0.257
1.1V to 3.6V eight-bit shift registers with tri-state output registers
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Automotive octal D-type flip-flops with 3-state outputs & integrated level translation
Approx. price (USD) 1ku | 0.201
Automotive octal D-type edge-triggered flip-flops with 3-state outputs
Approx. price (USD) 1ku | 0.257
Automotive transparent D-type latches with 3-state outputs & integrated level translation
Approx. price (USD) 1ku | 0.201
Eight-bit parallel-load shift registers with TTL compatible inputs
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Common applications of flip-flops, latches and registers
Increase the number of inputs on a microcontroller
A commonly encountered problem when working with a microcontroller is not having enough GPIO pins to read in multiple sensors. A parallel input, serial output shift register can be used to read in the same number of inputs with fewer GPIO pins on the microcontroller.
Convert a momentary switch to a toggle switch
Some system functions require a toggle switch, for example the primary power switch for a system. This video quickly explains how to use a push button or momentary switch to perform this toggling.