Device identity and what the ACT family brings
The 74ACT11132D is a NAND gate from Texas Instruments' ACT series, a logic family that combines the speed of advanced CMOS with TTL-compatible input thresholds. It ships in Bulk packaging, which typically means loose tubes or trays rather than tape-and-reel — a detail to confirm with your assembly house if you're feeding a pick-and-place line.
Lifecycle and compliance — what the markings tell you
Texas Instruments lists this part as Active in production, so it remains a valid BOM line for new builds and repair stock alike. Note the RoHS non-compliant flag: this part contains lead in the solder finish or die attach. If your assembly process or end-market requires RoHS exemption (e.g., military, aerospace, or certain industrial exemptions), this is acceptable; for full RoHS-compliant lines, you'll need a lead-free equivalent.
Sourcing reality and traceability
Because the 74ACT11132D is active and in a standard logic family, it's widely available through both authorized and independent channels. We source it per your BOM quantity and confirm date-code consistency and lot traceability at quote time — no gray-market risk on a current-production part.