74htc properties of this series (TTL)

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The discussion centers on the properties of the 74HCT series, specifically the CD74HCT, which utilizes CMOS technology with TTL logic thresholds. The original poster expresses difficulty in finding information about this series. A participant clarifies the correct terminology and provides a link to Texas Instruments' application notes for the 74HCT family. This resource is suggested as a helpful reference for understanding the series' specifications. Accessing the provided link can aid in obtaining the sought-after information.
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Hi .. I have looked every where for the properties of this series (TTL)

i can't find it anywhere .. any help is much appreciated

Thanks
 
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It's CMOS technology CD74HCT (rather than HTC), which is short for high speed cmos with ttl logic thresholds
 
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I did a quick search for Texas Instruments 74HCT family and found these applicatoion notes: http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/techdocsabstract.tsp?abstractName=scla011"
 
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