Latches

Latches are elementary digital memory devices similar to flip-flops, but different in that the retained logic state can change at any time a latch enable (or similarly named) signal is in a valid logic state. Latches described as "transparent" further allow the device outputs to reflect the current state of the inputs while the latch enable signal is valid, as opposed to changing state only when the retained state has been fixed.

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Texas Instruments SN74ALVCH16260DLR

IC MUX 12-24 BIT D LATCH 56-SSOP

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Diodes Incorporated PI74ALVCH16260A

IC 12/14-BIT MUX/LATCH 56-TSSOP

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Toshiba Semiconductor and Storage TC74LVX573FTEL

IC LATCH OCTAL D-TYPE 20-TSSOP

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Diodes Incorporated PI74LPT573AQ

IC OCT TRANSPARENT LATCH 20QSOP

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Diodes Incorporated PI74LPT373AS

IC OCTAL TRANSP LATCH 20 SOIC

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Diodes Incorporated PI74LPT373AQ

IC OCTAL TRANS LATCH 20QSOP

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Diodes Incorporated PI74FCT162373ATV

IC 16-BIT TRANS LATCH 48 SSOP

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Diodes Incorporated PI74FCT162373ATA

IC 16-BIT TRANS LATCH 48TSSOP

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