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Texas Instruments SN74LV04DR — Logic ICs

SN74LV04DR Hex Inverter, Active, Bulk Package

MPNSN74LV04DR
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Texas Instruments SN74LV04DR, hex inverter, Bulk package, RoHS non-compliant, active lifecycle.

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Texas Instruments SN74LV04DR datasheet (PDF)
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Specifications

SN74LV04DR specifications
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Product details

The Texas Instruments SN74LV04DR is a hex inverter — six independent NOT gates in a single package, each one performing the basic logic inversion function. It belongs to the LV (Low-Voltage) family, designed to operate at lower supply voltages while maintaining compatibility with TTL logic levels.

Lifecycle and compliance — what the active status means for your BOM

If your assembly line or end-product requires RoHS exemption (e.g., for high-reliability or exempted applications), this part may still be acceptable; for full lead-free compliance, a RoHS-compliant variant like the SN74LV04APWR would be the alternative.

Sourcing the SN74LV04DR

Because the SN74LV04DR is active and RoHS non-compliant, it is not always sitting on every distributor's shelf — many high-volume channels have shifted to lead-free inventory.

Frequently asked questions

Is SN74LV04DR a hex inverter?

Yes, the SN74LV04DR is a hex inverter — it contains six independent NOT gates in a single package, each performing the basic logic inversion function.

What is the difference between SN74LV04DR and SN74LVC04ADR?

The SN74LVC04ADR is a RoHS-compliant hex inverter in the LVC family, which supports 5 V tolerant inputs and typically offers higher drive strength. The SN74LV04DR is RoHS non-compliant and belongs to the LV family with lower voltage operation. If lead-free assembly is required, the LVC variant is the functional equivalent to cross-reference.