Part Details | DIGITAL MICROCIRCUIT
5962-00-517-7521 A microcircuit specifically designed to generate, modify, or process electrical signals which operate with two distinct or binary states. These states are commonly referred to as on and off, true and false, high and low, or "1" and "0".
Alternate Parts: CD4001AD, CD4001AD, 434AS110, 5962-00-517-7521, 00-517-7521, 5962005177521, 005177521
| Supply Group (FSG) | NSN Assigned | NIIN | Item Name Code (INC) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 59 | AUG 11, 1974 | 00-517-7521 | 31779 ( MICROCIRCUIT, DIGITAL ) |
REFERENCE DRAWINGS & PICTURES
Cross Reference | NSN 5962-00-517-7521
| Part Number | Cage Code | Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|
| CD4001AD | 1MY79 | INTERSIL COMMUNICATIONS INC. |
| CD4001AD | 34371 | INTERSIL CORPORATIONDIV NA |
| 434AS110 | 30003 | NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND MANAGEDORIGINAL DESIGN ACTIVITY NOT |
Technical Data | NSN 5962-00-517-7521
| Characteristic | Specifications |
|---|---|
| OUTPUT LOGIC FORM | COMPLEMENTARY-METAL OXIDE-SEMICONDUCTOR LOGIC |
| DESIGN FUNCTION AND QUANTITY | 4 GATE, NOR |
| INPUT CIRCUIT PATTERN | QUAD 2 INPUT |
| OPERATING TEMP RANGE | -55.0 TO +125.0 DEG CELSIUS |
| INCLOSURE CONFIGURATION | DUAL-IN-LINE |
| INCLOSURE MATERIAL | CERAMIC AND GLASS |
| CASE OUTLINE SOURCE AND DESIGNATOR | T0-116 JOINT ELECTRON DEVICE ENGINEERING COUNCIL |
| BODY LENGTH | 0.660 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.785 INCHES MAXIMUM |
| BODY HEIGHT | 0.140 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.180 INCHES MAXIMUM |
| BODY WIDTH | 0.220 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.280 INCHES MAXIMUM |
| MAXIMUM POWER DISSIPATION RATING | 200.0 MILLIWATTS |
| STORAGE TEMP RANGE | -65.0 TO +150.0 DEG CELSIUS |
| FEATURES PROVIDED | HERMETICALLY SEALED AND MONOLITHIC AND LOW LEVEL AND POSITIVE OUTPUTS |
| TEST DATA DOCUMENT | 30003-434S110 SPECIFICATION (INCLUDES ENGINEERING TYPE BULLETINS, BROCHURES,ETC., THAT REFLECT SPECIFICATION TYPE DATA IN SPECIFICATION FORMAT; EXCLUDES COMMERCIAL CATALOGS, INDUSTRY DIRECTORIES, AND SIMILAR TRADE PUBLICATIONS, REFLECTING GENERAL TYPE DATA ON CERTAIN ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND TEST CONDITIONS THAT ARE SHOWN AS "TYPICAL", "AVERAGE", "NOMINAL", ETC.). |