CD4050 Hex Non-Inverting IC Buffer/Converter

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The CD4050 hex buffers are monolithic complementary MOS (CMOS) integrated circuits constructed with N- and P-channel enhancement mode transistors. These devices feature logic level conversion using only one supply voltage (VDD). The input signal high level (VIH) can exceed the VDD supply voltage when these devices are used for logic level conversions. These devices are intended for use as hex buffers, CMOS to DTL/ TTL converters, or as CMOS current drivers, and at VDD = 5.0V, they can drive directly two DTL/TTL loads over the full operating temperature range.

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CD4050 Hex Non-Inverting IC Buffer/Converter

CD4050 Hex Non-Inverting IC Buffer/Converter consists of six individual non-inverting buffers. The IC can be used to drive up to two DTL or TTL devices at a time. The IC can be used as hex buffers, CMOS current drivers or as CMOS to DTL/ TTL converters.

Features and Specification

This section mentions some of the features and specifications of the Up counter IC.

  1. Operating Voltage: 3V – 15V DC
  2. Current consumption(max): 50mA
  3. High Sink Current for Driving 2 TTL Loads
  4. Maximum low-level output Voltage: 0.5V at 5V VCC
  5. Minimum high-level output voltage: 4.95 at 5V VCC

Note: More technical information can be found in the CD4050 Datasheet

CD4050 Pinout Configuration

The non-inverting IC consists of 16 pins for I/O and power. The table below can be referred to understand the pin configuration of the IC.

Pin Number Pin Type Description/Direction
1 VCC Positive input supply
2 G Non-Inverted output 1
3 A Input 1
4 H Non-Inverted output 2
5 B Input 2
6 I Non-Inverted output 3
7 C Input 3
8 VSS Negative Supply
9 D Input 4
10 J Non-Inverted output 4
11 E Input 5
12 K Non-Inverted output 5
13 NC No connection
14 F Input 6
15 L Non-Inverted output 6
16 NC No connection

 

Working and Use of a Non-Inverter IC

A non-inverting buffer IC consists of non-inverters that pass the input unchanged to its output. The Non-inverter works in the opposite way of the inverter IC. The IC’s main purpose is to regenerate the input, using a strong HIGH and a strong LOW.

CD4050 Pinout Configuration

A non-inverting buffer has only one input and only one output and the output is equal to the input. They can be used to produce and increase the propagation delay in a circuit. The image above shows the pin configuration of the IC.

 

CD4050 IC Internal Schematic and Truth Table

The image below shows how the non-inverting buffers are present in the IC and to which pins. As mentioned earlier, the output is always equal to the input; therefore, input to A(pin 3) will be equal to the output at G (pin 2). Similarly, the outputs will be H=B, I=C, J=D, K=E, L=f.

Non Inverting Buffer

The table below is the truth table of the CD4050 Hex buffer IC. The input and the output of the non-inverter IC are equal.

Input Signal (A,B,C,D,E,F) Output Signal(G,H,I,J,K,L)
HIGH HIGH
LOW LOW

 

Available Packages

SOIC, PDIP, CDIP

 

Applications

Here are some of the applications of the Non-Inverter IC.

  1. HIGH to LOW logic level converter
  2. DTL or TTL Hex Converters
  3. As CMOS current sink or source driver

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