The 4060 IC Oscillator Binary Counter Frequency Divider DIP-16 is a CMOS-based oscillator and 14-stage binary counter/frequency divider, housed in a DIP-16 package. It integrates an internal oscillator circuit with a ripple-carry binary counter, allowing it to generate precise time delays and divide input frequencies by large factors. The oscillator is easily configured using external resistors and a capacitor, eliminating the need for an external clock source. Its multiple output pins provide access to different division stages, making it ideal for use in timers, clocks, waveform generators, and other timing-related applications. Operating over a wide voltage range (3V to 15V), the 4060 IC is known for its reliability, low power consumption, and compatibility with TTL and CMOS logic levels
- Schmitt Triggered Inputs The CD4060 comes equipped with Schmitt triggered inputs, which excel at managing rise and fall times effectively.
- Fully Static Operation This component operates on a fully static basis and incorporates buffered inputs and outputs.
- Counting Range Offers a range up to 16383 in decimal, making it capable of handling various counting and timing tasks.
- Maximum Clock Frequency Articulates a maximum of 30MHz at 15V, a commendable specification for a medium-speed device.
- Medium Speed Operation With an operating speed of 8MHz at a 10V supply, this device achieves a harmonious balance between performance and power consumption.
- TTL Compatibility The CD4060 stands out with its pin compatibility with TTL series devices.
- Reset Propagation Delay Featuring a reset propagation delay of 25ns at 5V, the CD4060 can reset swiftly, a trait invaluable for applications demanding rapid state changes or exact timing control.
- RC Oscillator Frequency Range The CD4060 supports an RC oscillator with a minimum frequency of 690kHz at 15V. This provision allows for the internal generation of stable and precise clock signals, even in situations where an external clock source is impractical.
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