4026 / CD4026 Logic IC Decade Counter / Divider, DIP-16
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100% tested for quiescent current at 20 V
Fully static operation
Medium speed operation...10 MHz (typ.) at VDD = 10 V
Standardized, symmetrical output characteristics
CD4026 is a decade counter which consists of a 5-stage Johnson decade counter. It has an output decoder which converts the Johnson output to 7-segment decoder output. It drives 1 stage (0-9) numeric count directly to a common cathode 7 segment display. Increasing the count as simple with CD4026 IC as by giving a high clock pulse. Displaying multiple digits is also possible by cascading more than 1 CD4026 IC. It comes in standard 16-pin PDIP.
Features :
Counter and 7-segment decoder in a single package
Drives common cathode type 7 segment display directly
Easy to increase the count by giving a high clock pulse
Can be displayed more than 1 digit by cascading more than 1 CD4026 IC
Ideal for low-power display
Interfacing with microcontroller and timer is simple
Fully static counter operation
Schmitt-triggered clock inputs
Specification :
Voltage supply range: 3V to 18V
Maximum clock frequency: 6Mhz
DC input current: ±10mA
Power dissipation: 500mW
Application :
7 segment display counter
Frequency division 7-segment decimal display
Can be used as a counter in clock and timer
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