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Texas Instruments CD74HC151E — Logic ICs

CD74HC151E 74HC Multiplexer, 1 x 8:1, 16-DIP, -55°C to 125°C

MPNCD74HC151E
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Texas Instruments CD74HC151E, 74HC series CMOS multiplexer, 1 x 8:1 circuit, single supply 2V to 6V, -55°C to 125°C operating temperature, 16-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm) through-hole package, 5.2mA output drive.

$0.78Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Packaging16-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm)
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
Series74HC
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

CD74HC151E specifications
ParameterValue
TypeMultiplexer
Series74HC
MountingThrough Hole
Supply voltage2V ~ 6V
Voltage supply sourceSingle Supply
Current - output high, low5.2mA, 5.2mA
Operating temperature-55°C ~ 125°C
Circuit1 x 8:1
PackageTube
Case16-DIP (0.300\", 7.62mm)
Independent circuits1

Product details

It selects one of eight data sources (D0 through D7) based on a 3-bit binary address (A, B, C) and presents it at the Y output, with a complementary W output available. The 1 x 8:1 circuit means one multiplexer per package, no independent sub-circuits to manage. The 16-DIP through-hole package (0.300" body width, 7.62mm lead spacing) is the legacy dual-inline format that sockets well and survives rework cycles.

Supply voltage and temperature — the real selection gate

The 2V to 6V supply range is wider than the 74LS family (typically 4.75V to 5.25V) and matches the 74HC standard. At 2V the propagation delay increases, but the part still switches — useful for battery-operated gear running down to 2V before the regulator drops out. At 6V you get the full speed and drive capability, but the CMOS inputs are 5V-tolerant at that rail; no level shifting needed when mixing 3.3V and 5V domains as long as the VIH/VIL thresholds are respected. If your BOM calls out a part for a sealed outdoor telecom cabinet, a military vehicle, or a satellite payload, this temperature grade alone justifies the selection. The 74HC process holds logic states across that span, but the propagation delay roughly doubles from 25°C to 125°C — budget timing margin accordingly if the data path runs near the maximum frequency.

Package and mounting — through-hole for socketed or rework-heavy builds

The 16-DIP (0.300" body, 7.62mm lead pitch) is a through-hole package that inserts into a standard 0.1" grid breadboard, a DIP socket, or solders directly into plated through-holes. The through-hole format is preferred in high-reliability or high-vibration environments where a socketed IC is easier to replace than a reworked SMD part, and it survives hand-soldering and rework cycles that would stress a fine-pitch SOIC. No exposed pad, no thermal vias needed — the package dissipates through the leads and the body.

The ROHS3 compliance (lead-free, no exemptions) covers EU and global regulatory requirements for current builds. Because the part is active and widely used, it is stocked across multiple independent distribution channels.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between CD74HC151E and CD74HCT151E?

The CD74HCT151E is the TTL-compatible version of the same multiplexer. It operates from 4.5V to 5.5V and has TTL-level input thresholds (0.8V low, 2.0V high), making it a direct drop-in for 5V TTL logic systems. The CD74HC151E has CMOS-level thresholds (typically 30% and 70% of VCC) and a wider 2V to 6V supply range. If your system uses 3.3V logic or needs the wider supply range, the HC variant is the right choice. For a 5V-only TTL bus, the HCT variant avoids threshold compatibility issues.

What is the equivalent of CD74HC151E?

The CD74HC151E is a standard 74HC151 8-input multiplexer in a 16-DIP package. Functional equivalents include the NXP 74HC151D (SOIC package) and the ON Semiconductor MC74HC151ADG (SOIC-16). For a through-hole drop-in, the NTE74HC151 and the original Harris CD74HC151E (now TI) are pin-compatible. The SN74LS348N is a priority encoder, not a multiplexer — it encodes 8 inputs to 3 outputs, not the same function.