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Fairchild Semiconductor MM74HC688MTC is an 8-bit identity comparator that performs 8-bit magnitude comparisons of two 8-bit binary words. It is an integrated circuit that operates on very low power and offers high speed. The MM74HC688MTC allows for easy comparison of two sets of binary data in applications where identification or comparison is required. Functions: - Performs 8-bit magnitude comparisons - Identifies whether two 8-bit binary words are equal Applications: - Address decoding in microprocessor systems - Data comparison in digital systems - Code verification in embedded systems Alternative Components: - Texas Instruments SN74HC688 - ON Semiconductor MC74HC688N Embedded Modules: - Digital comparator module - Binary data comparator module Related Q&A: Q1. What is the maximum supply voltage for the Fairchild Semiconductor MM74HC688MTC? A1. The MM74HC688MTC has a maximum supply voltage of 6 volts. Q2. Can the MM74HC688MTC be used in battery-operated devices? A2. Yes, the MM74HC688MTC is suitable for battery-operated devices due to its low power consumption. Q3. How many output pins does the MM74HC688MTC have? A3. The MM74HC688MTC has 8 output pins corresponding to the 8-bit comparison results. Q4. What is the typical response time of the MM74HC688MTC for comparison operations? A4. The MM74HC688MTC has a fast response time in the order of nanoseconds, making it suitable for high-speed applications. Q5. Can multiple MM74HC688MTC units be cascaded together for larger bit comparisons? A5. Yes, multiple MM74HC688MTC units can be cascaded together to compare larger bit patterns by connecting the output of one comparator to the input of another.