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Re: Pinouts

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From: Carlos Santiago
Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1987 17:43
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> 
> Anyone have the pinouts for the 74LS259N?  Also, what exactly is this chip? 
> It looks to be a 1-of-8 MUX, but I'm not sure....
> 
> Please answer in e-mail... we needn't clog the newsgroup.  Thanks!
> 
>                                                 ..ron..
This device is an 8 bit addressable latch the pinout is as follows:

pin             name

1               A0
2               A1
3               A2
4               Q0
5               Q1
6               Q2
7               Q3
8               GND
9               Q4
10              Q5
11              Q6
12              Q7
13              D
14              /E
15              /C
16              Vcc

The / denotes a low true signal.

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Subject: Re: Pinouts
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