125 MHz dual D-type — field-swappable in a 14-DIP socket
The 74ACT11074N is a dual positive-edge-triggered D-type flip-flop from the 74ACT family, with independent set (preset) and reset inputs, complementary Q and Q̅ outputs, and a 125 MHz maximum clock frequency. Packaged in a 14-pin DIP (0.300" body), it is socket-friendly and easy to swap on site — no hot air, no reflow, just a puller and a steady hand.
Quiescent current is just 4 µA typical, and input capacitance is 3.5 pF — light enough on the bus to not load down a 125 MHz clock line.
Active, ROHS3, and through-hole — still a production part
For a repair tech or a production buyer, that means it is still a standard catalog item — no need to stockpile or hunt for NOS.
Through-hole DIP — no lab bench required to swap it
The 14-DIP package (0.300" row spacing, 7.62 mm) is a field-service favourite. It fits standard sockets and solder-in through-hole pads. No ESD bench? A grounded wrist strap and a DIP extractor are all you need. Compare that to the 74F374SCX-NS, which is a surface-mount SOIC that needs rework station or hot air.