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Part	Manufacturer	Logic IC Type	Temperature Grade	Terminal Form	No. of Terminals	Package Code	Package Shape	Total Dose (V)	Package Body Material	Surface Mount	No. of Functions	Maximum Frequency At Nominal Supply	Technology	Screening Level	No. of Bits	Load or Preset Input	Packing Method	Nominal Supply Voltage / Vsup (V)	Power Supplies (V)	Load Capacitance (CL)	Package Style (Meter)	Package Equivalence Code	Operation Mode	Propagation Delay (tpd)	Maximum I (ol)	Sub-Category	Terminal Pitch	Maximum Operating Temperature	Count Direction	Trigger Type	Minimum Operating Temperature	Terminal Finish	Terminal Position	Minimum fmax	JESD-30 Code	Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL)	Maximum Supply Voltage (Vsup)	Maximum Seated Height	Width	Qualification	Minimum Supply Voltage (Vsup)	Additional Features	JESD-609 Code	Length	Family
5962F8974902EA	STMicroelectronics	BINARY COUNTER	MILITARY	THROUGH-HOLE	16	DIP	UNSPECIFIED	300k Rad(Si)	CERAMIC, GLASS-SEALED	NO	1	55000000 Hz	CMOS	MIL-STD-883	4	YES		4.5	3.3/5	50 pF	IN-LINE	DIP16,.3	SYNCHRONOUS	16.5 ns	12 Amp	Counter	2.54 mm	125 Cel	BIDIRECTIONAL	POSITIVE EDGE	-55 Cel		DUAL	90 MHz	X-GDIP-T16	1	5.5 V			Qualified	3 V				AC
HCF40162BM	STMicroelectronics	DECADE COUNTER	INDUSTRIAL	GULL WING	16	SOP	RECTANGULAR		PLASTIC/EPOXY	YES	1	2000000 Hz	CMOS			YES			3/15	50 pF	SMALL OUTLINE	SOP16,.25	SYNCHRONOUS			Counters	1.27 mm	85 Cel	UP		-40 Cel	TIN LEAD	DUAL		R-PDSO-G16					Not Qualified			e0
5962F8974902VXC	STMicroelectronics	BINARY COUNTER	MILITARY	FLAT	16	DFP	RECTANGULAR	300k Rad(Si)	CERAMIC, METAL-SEALED COFIRED	YES	1	55000000 Hz	CMOS	MIL-PRF-38535 Class V	4	YES		4.5	3.3/5	50 pF	FLATPACK	FL16,.3	SYNCHRONOUS	16.5 ns	12 Amp	Counter	1.27 mm	125 Cel	BIDIRECTIONAL	POSITIVE EDGE	-55 Cel		DUAL	90 MHz	R-CDFP-F16	1	5.5 V			Qualified	3 V				AC
HCF4018BM1	STMicroelectronics	RING COUNTER	MILITARY	GULL WING	16	SOP	RECTANGULAR		PLASTIC/EPOXY	YES	1	3000000 Hz	CMOS		5	YES	TUBE	5	5/15	50 pF	SMALL OUTLINE	SOP16,.25	SYNCHRONOUS	400 ns		Counters	1.27 mm	125 Cel	UP	POSITIVE EDGE	-55 Cel	NICKEL PALLADIUM GOLD	DUAL	8.5 MHz	R-PDSO-G16	1	20 V	1.75 mm	3.9 mm	Not Qualified	3 V	JOHNSON COUNTER, PROGRAMMABLE WITH EXT CONNECTIONS; SCHMITT TRIGGER ON CLOCK INPUT; INVERTED OUTPUTS	e4	9.9 mm	4000/14000/40000
HCF40110BC1	STMicroelectronics	DISPLAY DRIVER COUNTER	INDUSTRIAL	J BEND	20	QCCJ	SQUARE		PLASTIC/EPOXY	YES	1		CMOS		5	YES		5	3/15	50 pF	CHIP CARRIER	LDCC20,.4SQ	SYNCHRONOUS			Counters	1.27 mm	85 Cel	BIDIRECTIONAL	POSITIVE EDGE	-40 Cel	Matte Tin (Sn)	QUAD		S-PQCC-J20		15 V	4.57 mm	8.9662 mm	Not Qualified	3 V	JOHNSON COUNTER; TCO UP AND TCO DOWN OUTPUTS; SEPARATE UP/DOWN CLOCK; 7 SEGMENT DISPLAY DRIVER	e3	8.9662 mm	4000/14000/40000
5962-8500401VXX	STMicroelectronics	BINARY COUNTER	MILITARY	FLAT	16	DFP	RECTANGULAR		CERAMIC, METAL-SEALED COFIRED	YES	1		CMOS		12	YES		4.5			FLATPACK		ASYNCHRONOUS	225 ns				125 Cel	UP	NEGATIVE EDGE	-55 Cel		DUAL	22 MHz	R-CDFP-F16		6 V			Not Qualified	2 V				HC/UH

Digital Counters

Digital counters are electronic circuits that can be used to count and keep track of the number of events or occurrences in a digital system. They are commonly used in digital systems to generate timing signals, to control sequencing, and to implement digital control functions.

Digital counters can be designed using various technologies, including transistor-transistor logic (TTL), complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS), and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). They can also be designed using various types of flip-flops, such as D flip-flops, JK flip-flops, and T flip-flops.

Digital counters can be classified into two main types: synchronous counters and asynchronous counters. Synchronous counters use a common clock signal to synchronize the operation of all the flip-flops in the counter. Asynchronous counters, on the other hand, do not use a common clock signal and rely on the propagation delay of the flip-flops to sequence their operation.

Digital counters can also be classified based on their counting sequence. They can count up, down, or both up and down, depending on the application. Up counters increment the count each time an input pulse is received, while down counters decrement the count each time an input pulse is received. Up-down counters can count both up and down, depending on the direction of the input signal.

Digital counters can be used in various applications, including frequency division, time delay generation, event counting, and sequence control. They can be used to generate timing signals for clocking digital circuits, to control the sequencing of operations in a digital system, and to implement digital control functions, such as shift registers and sequence generators.