74HC14D,653 Hex Inverting Schmitt-Trigger | High-Speed CMOS | SOIC-14 SMD

Description

The 74HC14 is a high-speed, silicon-gate CMOS hex inverting buffer featuring Schmitt-trigger inputs. It is designed to transform slow-moving or noisy input waveforms into sharp, fast-switching digital outputs. By utilizing internal hysteresis, the device effectively cleans up signals that are otherwise too degraded for standard CMOS logic gates to process reliably.

Because it is an inverting buffer, a HIGH input produces a LOW output and vice versa. It is widely used in applications where signal conditioning is required to prevent “chatter” or false triggering in high-speed digital systems.

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Features

• Hex (6) independent inverting Schmitt-trigger buffers
• Hysteresis provides superior noise immunity
• High-speed CMOS (HC) technology
• Wide operating voltage range (2V to 6V)
• Compact SOIC-14 surface-mount package

Benefits

• Signal Integrity: Ideal for converting noisy analog or degraded digital signals into clean, crisp logic levels.
• Glitch Protection: Prevents multiple output transitions caused by input noise or slow edges.
• Versatility: Essential for switch debouncing, pulse shaping, and oscillator design.

Applications

• Mechanical Switch and Push-button Debouncing
• Signal Conditioning and Noise Filtering
• Pulse Shaping (converting slow pulses to fast edges)
• Oscillator and Multivibrator Circuits
• General Purpose Digital Logic Level Interfacing

Package Includes

• 1 x 74HC14D,653 Hex Inverting Schmitt-Trigger IC (SOIC-14 SMD)

Specifications