hi folks,
i thought id put this in a seperate thread, as the answer may be helpful not just to what im going to apply it to, but also lots of other things that beginners ( like myself ) and semi beginners may find useful.
MY question,
i have a SN74LS175N chip here, a quad flip flop,
based on the following pdf datasheet,
http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/data...g216t704py.pdf
Q-1:- it would appear that this is a TTL Chip?
Q-2:- if this is so, then i notice that the supply voltage is from 4.5V to 5.5V....no problem, can just use a few AAA batts in series...
my main question is... regarding the CLOCK input which i am going to feed from my signal generator, in previous things ive used my Sig gen for...ive used the 50 Ohm socket on the SG... but.....now should i plug the lead into the socket marked TTL? and have this now as the input to the CLOCK input on the chip?
Thanks in advance
David. D
i thought id put this in a seperate thread, as the answer may be helpful not just to what im going to apply it to, but also lots of other things that beginners ( like myself ) and semi beginners may find useful.
MY question,
i have a SN74LS175N chip here, a quad flip flop,
based on the following pdf datasheet,
http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/data...g216t704py.pdf
Q-1:- it would appear that this is a TTL Chip?
Q-2:- if this is so, then i notice that the supply voltage is from 4.5V to 5.5V....no problem, can just use a few AAA batts in series...
my main question is... regarding the CLOCK input which i am going to feed from my signal generator, in previous things ive used my Sig gen for...ive used the 50 Ohm socket on the SG... but.....now should i plug the lead into the socket marked TTL? and have this now as the input to the CLOCK input on the chip?
Thanks in advance
David. D
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