Hi,What is the nature of the signal, and what exactly would the conjugate of that be?
Isn't the CD4049 an inverter? Yes I can get their invertered but the signal going through the CD4049 will be delayed few clock cycle relative to the input.... Isn't there an IC that can have Q and Qprime as output?A CD4049 can deliver at least 2 sets of waves and their inverted wave and it costs less than a dollar and requires zero programming and it consumes FAR less power. Also it is good up to several megahertz without additional adjustment.
CD4041 is what I need, thank you.Assuming it's digital:
CD4041
or
74HC86 - quad exclusive or gates. Two gates, one with the spare input tied low and one with the spare input tied high.
Assuming it's analogue:
THS4531
Hope you're not trying to drive any long cables with it, or MOSFET gates.CD4041 is what I need, thank you.
If you look at the datasheet, you'll see that one output has two inverters and the other has a single inverter - in other words, just the same as if you'd used a 4049 or 4069.CD4041 is what I need, thank you.
Right 74HC86 would be better forgot about propagation delays . thank youIf you look at the datasheet, you'll see that one output has two inverters and the other has a single inverter - in other words, just the same as if you'd used a 4049 or 4069.
If you wanted equal propagation delays, the 74HC86 would have done a better job.
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