M74HC595RM13TR

The M74HC595RM13TR is a serial-in/parallel-out shift register with an output latching function. It is commonly used in digital electronics for expanding the number of output pins of microcontrollers or other digital devices. This IC allows for serial data input and parallel data output, making it suitable for applications such as driving LED displays, controlling digital signals, and interfacing with various peripherals.

Key Features:

• High-Speed CMOS Technology: The M74HC595RM13TR is built using high-speed CMOS technology, providing fast switching speeds and low power consumption.

• Serial Input/Parallel Output: It features a serial data input (DS) and a serial clock input (SHCP), allowing serial data to be shifted into the shift register. The parallel data output (Q7' to Q0) provides access to the stored data in parallel format.

• Output Latching: The IC includes an output latch (STCP) that latches the data present at the parallel outputs upon the rising edge of the latch clock input.

• Cascade Capability: Multiple M74HC595RM13TR ICs can be cascaded together to expand the number of output pins, allowing for the control of a larger number of devices or LEDs.

• TTL-Compatible Inputs: The IC features TTL-compatible inputs, making it easy to interface with a wide range of digital devices and microcontrollers.

• Wide Operating Voltage Range: It operates over a wide voltage range, typically from 2V to 6V, making it suitable for various digital logic applications.

• Compact Package: The M74HC595RM13TR is available in a compact surface-mount SOP-16 package, which offers space-saving advantages and ease of assembly onto printed circuit boards (PCBs).

• RoHS Compliance: The IC complies with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive, ensuring that it meets environmental standards for the elimination of hazardous materials in electronic components.

Applications:

• LED Matrix Displays: Used for driving LED matrix displays and controlling individual LEDs in various patterns or animations.

• Digital Signage: Integrated into digital signage systems for controlling the display of text, graphics, and animations on electronic billboards or information displays.

• Industrial Automation: Employed in industrial control systems for interfacing with sensors, actuators, and other peripherals in manufacturing and process control applications.

• Automotive Electronics: Used in automotive lighting systems, dashboard displays, and entertainment systems for controlling LEDs and digital displays.

• Consumer Electronics: Integrated into consumer electronics products such as gaming consoles, home appliances, and IoT (Internet of Things) devices for digital signal processing and control.

• Educational Projects: Used in educational projects and hobbyist electronics for learning about digital electronics, shift registers, and microcontroller interfacing.