4013 datasheet
The 4013 dual D-type flip-flop serves as a fundamental building block in digital electronics, capable of storing one bit of data. The device operates on the principle of edge-triggered operation, meaning that the output state changes in response to the clock input's rising or falling edge, depending on the specific configuration.
Each flip-flop consists of two main inputs: the data input (D) and the clock input (CLK). The output (Q) reflects the state of the data input (D) at the moment the clock signal transitions, while the complementary output (Q') provides the inverse state. Additionally, the flip-flop includes asynchronous set (SET) and reset (RESET) inputs, allowing for immediate control over the output states regardless of the clock signal. When the SET input is activated, the Q output is set to high (logic 1), while the Q' output goes low (logic 0). Conversely, activating the RESET input forces the Q output to low (logic 0) and the Q' output to high (logic 1).
The 4013 flip-flop is commonly used in various applications, including data storage, frequency division, and as a building block for more complex digital circuits such as counters and shift registers. The CMOS technology employed in the construction of the 4013 ensures low power consumption and high noise immunity, making it suitable for battery-operated devices and portable electronics.
The pin configuration typically includes VDD (power supply), GND (ground), and the respective inputs and outputs for both flip-flops. The device operates within a specified voltage range, typically from 3V to 15V, providing flexibility in design for different logic levels.
In summary, the 4013 dual D-type flip-flop is a versatile and essential component in digital circuit design, enabling reliable data storage and manipulation while ensuring efficient performance in a wide range of electronic applications.4013 dual D-type flip-flop is a monolithic complementary MOS (CMOS) integrated circuit constructed with N- and P- channel enhacement mode transistors. Each.. 🔗 External reference
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