Texas Instruments - SN54HC688J

Texas Instruments' SN74HC881NTP3 is a CMOS digital arithmetic circuit with 24 terminals in an in-line rectangular package. It operates b/w -40°C to 85°C, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise calculations and data processing. The through-hole terminal form and 2.54mm pitch enhance its reliability in various electronic systems.

SN74HC680JP4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS digital arithmetic circuit with 20 terminals in an IN-LINE package. It operates b/w -40°C to 85°C, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise calculations and data processing. The ceramic package ensures durability and reliability in harsh environments.

SNC54LS688J by Texas Instruments is a MIL-STD-883 Class B (Modified) digital arithmetic circuit with TTL technology. It operates at temperatures ranging from -55°C to 125°C, with a supply voltage of 5V. This rectangular package with 20 terminals is ideal for military applications requiring reliable performance in harsh environments.

SN74LS148N3 by Texas Instruments is an 8-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a supply voltage of 5V and propagation delay of 36ns. It features inverted output polarity, operates in commercial temperature grade, and uses TTL technology. This IC is commonly used in applications requiring high-speed data processing and precise signal manipulation.

MM74HC688N by National Semiconductor is an 8-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a nominal voltage of 4.5V and load capacitance of 50pF. It operates within a temperature range of -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring CMOS technology and inverted output polarity. With a package style of IN-LINE and through-hole terminal form, this component is ideal for various electronic systems that demand high-speed data processing capabilities.

SN74AS882JT4 by Texas Instruments is a 24-terminal digital arithmetic circuit in a ceramic rectangular package. Operating temperature range is 0-70°C, suitable for commercial applications. Utilizes TTL technology with through-hole terminals at 2.54mm pitch, ideal for various electronic systems.

SN54AS181AJ by Texas Instruments is a 24-terminal digital arithmetic circuit in ceramic package. Operates b/w -55°C to 125°C, MILITARY grade TTL technology with RECTANGULAR shape. Ideal for military applications requiring high temperature resistance and reliable performance.

SN74S381NP3 by Texas Instruments is a TTL digital arithmetic circuit with 20 terminals and a supply voltage of 5V. It operates b/w 0°C to 70°C, making it suitable for commercial applications requiring precise calculations in various electronic systems. The package style is in-line rectangular plastic/epoxy, ideal for through-hole mounting with a terminal pitch of 2.54mm.

SNC54AS280FH by Texas Instruments is a digital arithmetic circuit with TTL technology. It operates at temperatures ranging from -55°C to 125°C, making it suitable for military applications. With a supply voltage of 5V and 20 terminals in a square chip carrier package, it offers reliable performance in harsh environments.

NXP Semiconductors' 74HCT688D,653 is an 8-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a supply voltage of 5V and propagation delay of 51ns. It is used in automotive applications, featuring a small outline package style and inverted output polarity for efficient performance at temperatures ranging from -40 to 125°C.

SN54182W-00 by Texas Instruments is a 4-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a propagation delay of 22ns. It operates in a temperature range from -55 to 125°C, making it suitable for military applications. With a supply voltage range of 4.5V to 5.5V and surface-mount capability, this TTL technology device is ideal for compact electronic systems.

SN54148W by Texas Instruments is an 8-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a nominal voltage of 5V and propagation delay of 30ns. It is designed for military-grade applications, operates b/w -55 to 125°C, and features a flatpack package style. With surface mount capability and low power consumption (60mA), it's ideal for compact electronic systems requiring fast arithmetic processing.

SN54S280W-10 by Texas Instruments is a 9-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a propagation delay of 18 ns. It operates in a temperature range from -55 to 125 °C and has a max power supply current of 99 mA. Ideal for military applications, this TTL technology chip comes in a flatpack package style with surface mount capability.

SN74AS264N1 by Texas Instruments is a TTL technology digital arithmetic circuit with 16 terminals in an in-line rectangular package. It operates b/w 0°C to 70°C, suitable for commercial applications requiring precise calculations and logic operations. The through-hole terminal form and 2.54mm pitch make it ideal for various electronic systems.

SN74ALS526J by Texas Instruments is a TTL digital arithmetic circuit with 20 terminals in an in-line rectangular ceramic package. It operates b/w 0°C to 70°C, suitable for commercial applications requiring dual terminal positions. With a terminal pitch of 2.54mm, it offers reliable performance in various electronic systems.

SN74HC678NT-10 by Texas Instruments is a 16-bit digital arithmetic circuit with 156 ns propagation delay. It operates b/w -40 to 85 °C and has a supply voltage range of 2V to 6V. This CMOS technology IC is ideal for industrial applications requiring inverted output polarity in an in-line package style.

SN74LS181ND by Motorola is a 4-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a propagation delay of 62 ns. Operating at a nominal voltage of 5V, it has 24 terminals and a max power supply current of 37mA. This TTL technology chip is commonly used in commercial applications requiring fast arithmetic computations.

SN74ALS518DW by Texas Instruments is an 8-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a propagation delay of 33ns at 5V. It features open-collector output characteristics and operates within a temperature range of 0-70°C. This small outline package is ideal for applications requiring fast signal processing in commercial-grade environments.

CD4063BM96 by Texas Instruments is a 4-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a propagation delay of 500 ns at 5V. It operates in a temperature range from -55 to 125°C and has a max supply voltage of 18V. Ideal for military-grade applications requiring low power consumption and high-speed data processing.

NXP Semiconductors' 74HC688DB,118 is an 8-bit digital arithmetic circuit with a propagation delay of 51ns. Operating b/w -40 to 125°C, it has a supply voltage range of 2-6V and load capacitance of 50pF. Widely used in automotive applications due to its small outline package and inverted output polarity.