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Texas Instruments 5497FMQB — DC-DC Power Modules
Texas Instruments

5497FMQB Binary Counter, Active, RoHS Non-Compliant

MPN5497FMQB
End of Life

5497FMQB, * series, binary counter, Active, RoHS non-compliant, Bulk.

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Specifications

5497FMQB Technical Specifications
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Product details

Binary counter — what it does and where it fits

The 5497FMQB is a binary counter from the * series, a logic device that increments its output on each clock pulse and resets when it reaches its maximum count. Binary counters are used in frequency dividers, event counters, timer circuits, and state-machine sequencing in industrial control, test equipment, and instrumentation. The part is marked as RoHS non-compliant, which means it contains lead or other restricted substances — a factor for designs targeting EU RoHS exemptions or legacy maintenance.

Lifecycle and sourcing reality

For BOM lines that need a binary counter and can accept RoHS non-compliant material, this part is a straightforward fit.

Frequently asked questions

What is a binary counter used for?

A binary counter increments its output on each clock pulse and resets at its maximum count, making it useful for frequency division, event counting, timer circuits, and state-machine sequencing in industrial control, test equipment, and instrumentation.

Is 5497FMQB RoHS compliant?

No, the 5497FMQB is marked as RoHS non-compliant, meaning it contains restricted substances such as lead. It is suitable for legacy maintenance or designs with RoHS exemptions.