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Texas Instruments 74ACT11373DBLE — Logic ICs

74ACT11373DBLE ACT Bus Driver, 8-Bit Latch, Bulk

MPN74ACT11373DBLE
End of Life

Texas Instruments ACT series, 74ACT11373DBLE, 8-bit bus driver/latch, Bulk package, RoHS non-compliant, active lifecycle.

$0.76Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

74ACT11373DBLE specifications
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Product details

The 74ACT11373DBLE is an 8-bit bus driver from the ACT logic family, configured as a transparent latch that passes data from D inputs to Q outputs while the latch-enable (LE) is high.

Packaging and handling — bulk form factor

That means it is handled as loose devices for manual insertion or low-volume assembly; if your line runs automated pick-and-place, you will need to transfer to a feeder-compatible carrier or order a reeled variant if one exists. The laser etch on the body is the primary authenticity marker — the date-code font and marking consistency should match TI's plant standard for the week code shown.

RoHS status — lead-bearing part

If your BOM requires RoHS compliance, this part needs an explicit exemption or a waiver for legacy/repair applications. It is common in military, aerospace, and industrial spares where leaded solder is still permitted or where the assembly process is not RoHS-restricted.

The product status is Active, so this is not an obsolete or NRND part. For new designs, it is a valid choice if the design can tolerate the RoHS restriction. For repair or legacy BOMs, it is a stable line item with no imminent EOL risk.

Frequently asked questions

Does 74ACT11373DBLE come in tape and reel or bulk?

It ships in Bulk — tube or tray, not tape-and-reel. If your assembly line requires reeled parts, check for a -R suffix variant or plan for manual transfer.

Is 74ACT11373DBLE a latch or buffer?

It is an 8-bit bus driver configured as a transparent latch. It acts as a buffer when the latch is transparent (LE high) and holds data when LE goes low.