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The CD74HC377M96 is a high-speed CMOS octal D-type flip-flop with 3-state outputs. It contains 8 flip-flops with single-clock line, and it is positive-edge triggered. The 3-state outputs enable connection directly to a bus-organized system. It acts as a storage device for digital data flow controlled by a clock signal. Functions: 1. Contains 8 flip-flops 2. Positive-edge triggered 3. 3-state outputs for bus connections 4. Single-clock operation Applications: - Data storage - Timing circuits - Buffering in digital systems - Bus-oriented systems - Registers Alternative Components: - SN74HC377 from Texas Instruments - CD4013 from Texas Instruments - 74ACT377 from ON Semiconductor Embedded Modules: The CD74HC377M96 is often included in larger digital systems and can be found in various modules such as: - Communication modules - Data processing modules - Control modules in digital devices Related Q&A: 1. What is the maximum clock frequency supported by the CD74HC377M96? - The CD74HC377M96 can typically support clock frequencies up to 80 MHz. 2. How does the CD74HC377M96 differ from the CD4013 flip-flop? - While both are flip-flops, the CD74HC377M96 contains 8 D-type flip-flops with 3-state outputs, whereas the CD4013 contains dual D-type flip-flops. 3. Can the CD74HC377M96 be cascaded to increase the number of flip-flops? - Yes, multiple CD74HC377M96 ICs can be cascaded to create larger storage capacities using the 3-state outputs to connect them to a common bus. 4. What are some common voltage supply requirements for the CD74HC377M96? - The CD74HC377M96 typically operates at voltages ranging from 2V to 6V, making it suitable for various digital systems. 5. In what type of applications is the 3-state output feature of the CD74HC377M96 particularly useful? - The 3-state outputs are beneficial in bus-oriented applications where multiple devices need to share a common bus without interfering with each other's output signals.