The 7475 is a quadruple D-type latch integrated circuit that provides four independent transparent latches in a single package. Each latch has a data input (D), an enable input (G), and complementary outputs (Q and Q̅). The device is designed for general-purpose storage applications in digital systems, offering reliable data retention when the enable input is inactive.
This TTL-compatible component features separate enable controls for two pairs of latches, allowing flexible system design. The 7475 is characterized for operation over a wide temperature range and is suitable for various industrial and commercial applications.
The 7475 is widely used in digital systems for temporary data storage and transfer applications:
The 7475 contains four transparent D-type latches with complementary outputs. Each latch has a data input (D) and an enable input (G). When the enable input is high, the Q output follows the D input (transparent mode). When the enable input goes low, the data present at the D input at that time is stored (latched) and the Q output remains constant regardless of subsequent changes at the D input.
The enable inputs are grouped as G1•2 (controls latches 1 and 2) and G3•4 (controls latches 3 and 4), providing two independent control signals for the four latches. The truth table below describes the operation of each latch:
The 7475 is available in a standard 16-pin dual in-line package (DIP) with the following mechanical specifications:
When implementing the 7475 in circuit designs, consider the following:
For applications requiring different features or specifications, consider these alternatives: