CD4029BE

Product Summary

The CD4029BE is a CMOS presettable up/down counter. It consists of a four-stage binary or BCD-decade up/down counter with provisions for look-ahead carry in both counting modes.The CD4029BE is supplied in 16-lead hermetic dual-in-line ceramic packages, 16-lead dual-in-line plastic packages, 16-lead small-outilne packages, and 16-lead thin shrink small-outline packages. The applications of the CD4029BE are programmable binary and decade counting/frequency synthesizers-BCD output, analog to digital and digital to analog conversion, up/down binary counting, megnitude and sign generation, up/down decade counting, difference counting.

Parametrics

CD4029BE absolute maximum ratings: (1)DC supply-voltage range, voltage referenced to VSS terminal: -0.5V to +20V; (2)input voltage range, all inputs:-0.5V to VDD+0.5V; (3)DC input current, and one input:±10mA; (4)power dissipation per package: for Ta=-55℃ to +100℃:500mW, for Ta=+100℃ to +125℃:derate linearity at 12mW/℃ to 200mW; (5)device dissipation per output transistor:100mW; (6)operating-temperature range:-55℃ to +125℃; (7)storage temperature range:-65℃ to +150℃; (8)lead temperature:+265℃.

Features

CD4029BE features: (1)medium-speed operation:8MHz(typ.)@ CL=50pF and VDD-VSS=10V; (2)multi-package parallel clocking for synchronous high speed output response or ripple clocking for slow clock input rise or ripple clocking for slow clock input rise and fall times; (3)"preset enable" and individual "jam" inputs provided; (4)binary or decade up/down counting; (5)BCD outputs in decade mode; (6)100% tested for quiescent current at 20V; (7)5V, 10V, and 15V parametric ratings; (8)standardized, symmetrical output characteristics; (9)maximum input current of 1μA at 18V over full package-temperature range; 100nA at 18V and 25℃; (10)noise margin(over full package-temperature range):1V at VDD=5V, 2V at VDD=10V, 2.5V at VDD=15V; (11)meets all requirements of JEDEC tentative standard NO.13B, "standard specifications for description of B series CMOS devices".

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