List of Common 4000 Series CMOS ICs

The 4000 series IC, or integrated circuit, is a popular family of CMOS logic chips. They are relatively old, but they are still widely used in both analog and digital electronics. Some of their usage includes logic gates, math, counters, switches, flip-flops, display drivers, and more.

Terminology and Naming

The 4000 series design dates back to 1968, although it has undergone many iterations and modifications throughout the years. Most of them now have the “B,” or buffered, suffix added to their name later, which indicates that the specific chip has a standard supply voltage range of 3V to 18V. 

They usually have a four- or five-digit name with a starting number of “4” followed by “0.” Some will start with “45” in their name; these chips are a newer 4500 series, which is still considered a part of the 4000 series IC. The majority of these chips nowadays are manufactured by Texas Instruments; these chips will have the prefix “CD,” although other companies, such as ON Semiconductor, also make some.

4000 Series CMOS Integrated Circuits

This list is not at all exhaustive; it is just some of the 4000 series chips that we have used in the past. Nevertheless, we will continue to add more chips to this list in the future as we continue to learn more about them.

Buffers / Logic Gates

PinoutsNameDescriptions
40106Hex Inverting Schmitt Trigger
4069Hex Inverter Gates / Buffers
4049Hex Inverter Gates / Buffers

Flip-flops

PinoutsNameDescriptions
4027Dual J-K Flip-flops
4013Dual D Flip-flops

Timer / Oscillators

PinoutsNameDescriptions
4047Astable multivibrator circuit
4046Phase-locked loop (PLL) with comparators and a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO)

Analogs

PinoutsNameDescriptions
4066Quad Analog Switches

Counters

PinoutsNameDescriptions
4017Decade Counter with 10 Decoded Outputs


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