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Texas Instruments 7417PC — Logic ICs
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7417PC TTL Buffer, PDIP14, Active

MPN7417PC
End of Life

7417PC, TTL buffer, PDIP14 package, active lifecycle, RoHS non-compliant.

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Specifications

7417PC Technical Specifications
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Product details

The 7417PC is a TTL buffer in a 14-pin PDIP package, built for driving higher-current loads like LEDs or relay coils from standard TTL logic levels.

Active lifecycle and RoHS constraint

The RoHS non-compliant flag is the main sourcing constraint — if your assembly line is lead-free only, this part will not pass without an exemption. For legacy or repair BOMs that tolerate tin-lead solder, the active status means no last-time-buy risk in the near term.

Bulk packaging and procurement note

That suits prototyping, repair benches, and low-volume production where pick-and-place is not used.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between 7417 and 7407?

Both are open-collector TTL buffers in PDIP14 packages, but the 7417 has a higher output voltage rating (30 V) compared to the 7407 (30 V as well in some variants, but the 7417 is specified for higher current drive at 40 mA per output). The pinout is identical, so they are often interchangeable in legacy designs, but check the output current and voltage requirements against your load.