Description
7492 – 4-Bit Divide-by-12 Binary Counter (TTL)
📄 **Description:
The 7492** is a 4-bit asynchronous binary counter designed using TTL logic. Internally, it is configured as a divide-by-12 counter, made by combining a divide-by-2 and a divide-by-6 stage. It consists of four master-slave flip-flops connected in a specific pattern to count in a preset sequence.
The counter advances on the negative edge of the clock and is widely used in frequency division, event counting, and digital time base generation. It also includes asynchronous clear (reset) functionality to reset all outputs to zero instantly.
📐 Specifications:
| Parameter | Value |
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| Counter Type | Binary (Divide-by-12) |
| Bit Width | 4-bit |
| Stages | ÷2 (1 flip-flop) + ÷6 (3 flip-flops) |
| Clock Trigger | Negative edge |
| Clear Input | Asynchronous, active-high |
| Typical Propagation Delay | ~22 ns |
| Output Drive Current | ±8 mA |
| Supply Voltage (V<sub>CC</sub>) | 4.75V – 5.25V (TTL) |
| Package Types | DIP-14, SOIC-14 |
🌟 Key Features:
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⏱️ Divide-by-12 Counter – Made from ÷2 and ÷6 stages
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🔁 Asynchronous (Ripple) Counter Design
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⌛ Negative-Edge Triggered
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🛠️ TTL-Compatible Logic Levels
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🧽 Asynchronous Clear Input – Quickly resets all flip-flops
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🔧 Simple Frequency Division and Counting
⚙️ Applications:
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📉 Frequency Division
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⏲️ Digital Clocks and Timers
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🎛️ Event and Pulse Counting
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📟 Sequencing Logic
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🧰 Waveform Generators
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🔄 Time Base Generation
Specification
General
| WeightWeight | 0,00 g |
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