Shift Registers
Shift registers are low-level logic devices commonly used to convert data in the form of digital logic signals between serial and parallel formats, or to move the position of the data bits within a digital word. Typically implemented using an array of flip-flops integrated into one device, shift registers are a common component of more highly integrated logic devices, though they remain available for applications such as I/O expansion where the function in a discrete form may prove useful.
ON Semiconductor MC74HC595ANG
IC SHIFT REGISTER 8BIT 3ST 16DIP
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ON Semiconductor MC74HC589ANG
IC SHIFT REGISTER 8BIT 16-DIP
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ON Semiconductor MC74HC165ANG
IC SHIFT REGISTER 8BIT 16DIP
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ON Semiconductor MC74HC164ANG
IC SHIFT REG 8BIT SER/PAR 14-DIP
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ON Semiconductor MC14557BCPG
IC SHIFT REGISTER 1-64BIT 16DIP
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ON Semiconductor MC14094BCPG
IC SHIFT REGISTER 8STAGE 16-DIP
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ON Semiconductor MC14021BCPG
IC SHIFT REGISTER 8BIT 16DIP
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ON Semiconductor MC14015BCPG
IC SHIFT REGISTR 4BIT CMOS 16DIP
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