Specifications
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Part Number | CD74HC4017 |
| Manufacturer | Texas Instruments |
| Product Type | Decade counter/divider |
| Category | Logic |
| Package / Case | 16-pin PDIP/SOIC/SOP/TSSOP |
| Supply Range | 2-6 V |
| Decoded Outputs | 10 |
| Max Clock Freq | 60 MHz typ at 5 V |
| Temperature | -55 to 125°C |
| Datasheet Status | request_only |
Product Overview
CD74HC4017 is a Texas Instruments CMOS decade counter/divider using a 5-stage Johnson counter with 10 decoded outputs. Each output sequentially goes high over a 10-clock cycle. 2-6 V supply, -55 to 125°C. 16-pin PDIP/SOIC/SOP/TSSOP packages.
Key Features
- 5-stage Johnson counter
- 10 decoded outputs
- 2-6 V supply
- 60 MHz typ clock
- 16-pin packages
Typical Applications
- Decoded sequencing
- Divide-by-10 timing
- Counter logic
Procurement Notes
When requesting a quote for CD74HC4017, buyers should confirm the manufacturer, package or case, required quantity, target date code, compliance documents, packing method, destination country and expected delivery schedule.
If alternatives are acceptable, buyers should share the approved vendor list, required electrical or optical limits, package constraints and qualification requirements. Any alternative part should be reviewed by the buyer's engineering team before production use.
For MCU, processor and logic IC sourcing, package, operating voltage, temperature grade, speed or frequency grade, firmware or mask version, lifecycle status and programming requirements should be checked before approval.
FAQ
Function?
CMOS decade counter with 10 decoded outputs.
Supply?
2-6 V.
Outputs?
10 decoded outputs, sequential.
Technical Review & Sourcing Note
Prepared by LDeepAI Component Sourcing Team. Reviewed for RFQ, documentation and alternative sourcing use. Last updated: July 19, 2026.
This page is based on manufacturer datasheet information and LDeepAI sourcing review. Specifications should be verified against the official manufacturer datasheet before final procurement or design approval. Final electrical, optical and reliability approval should be confirmed by the buyer's engineering team.