Dual D-type in a 14-SOIC — the 4000B workhorse
The CD4013BMT: Each element stores a single bit and drives complementary outputs, making it a direct drop-in for debounce latches, frequency dividers, and control register stages in mixed-voltage or battery-operated systems.
24 MHz toggle and military temperature grade
Rated for a clock frequency of 24 MHz, this flip-flop keeps up with moderate-speed logic chains without introducing setup/hold margin headaches — the 90 ns propagation delay at 15 V and 50 pF load is the number to budget when chaining multiple stages.
Quiescent current and output drive
Quiescent current sits at 4 µA typical — a key differentiator when the flip-flop stays powered in a low-power standby domain. Output drive is symmetrical at 6.8 mA source and sink, enough to drive a single CMOS load or a short PCB trace without buffering.