CD74HC4511E BCD to 7-Segment LED Driver IC
The CD74HC4511E is a high-speed CMOS BCD-to-7-segment latch/decoder/driver integrated circuit, packaged in a 16-pin DIP (Dual Inline Package) format. This versatile IC is an essential component for game room technicians and electronics enthusiasts working on pinball machines, arcade cabinets, and other coin-operated equipment that rely on 7-segment LED displays for scoring, credits, and game status readouts.
Designed to interface directly with common-cathode LED displays, the CD74HC4511E simplifies the process of driving numeric readouts in high-traffic arcade and pinball environments. Its latch functionality allows display data to be held stable while new information is being processed, making it ideal for dynamic scoring systems and diagnostic display circuits found in classic and modern game room machines.
- 16-Pin DIP (PDIP) package — compatible with standard breadboards and PCB sockets
- BCD-to-7-segment latch/decoder/driver functionality
- Drives common-cathode LED displays directly
- High-speed CMOS technology for reliable, low-power operation
- Built-in latch for stable display output
- Blanking and lamp test inputs for display diagnostics
- Wide operating voltage range suitable for arcade and pinball power supplies
- Direct replacement for industry-standard 4511 series ICs
- LocationNumber:
- 002
- StockDescription1:
- IC, DIP-16 BCD-7 LATCH/DECODER
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