
High-speed CMOS 74HC138 decoder/demultiplexer, 8 outputs, 2V-6V supply, DIP-16 package.
The 74HC138 decoder/demultiplexer from Texas Instruments is a high-speed CMOS logic IC designed for precise signal routing in digital circuits. This versatile component accepts a 3-bit binary input and activates one of eight outputs, making it ideal for memory address decoding, data demultiplexing, and control signal generation across a wide range of electronic applications.
Key Features
This demultiplexer provides a maximum output current of 5.2mA, ensuring adequate drive capability for most TTL and CMOS loads. The 74HC138 is compliant with MSL 1 (unlimited floor life) and free from SVHC substances, making it suitable for professional and hobbyist use.
Package Specifications
Whether you are designing a memory address decoder, routing data in a multiplexed system, or generating control signals in a microprocessor-based project, the 74HC138 delivers reliable and efficient performance.
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