RCA CD4047BF CMOS Monostable/Astable Multivibrator CDIP-14 OMB2-06A

RCA CD4047BF CMOS Monostable/Astable Multivibrator CDIP-14 OMB2-06A

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SKU: OMB2-06A Category:

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CD4047BF a low-power CMOS monostable/astable multivibrator manufactured by RCA in a ceramic CDIP-14 package, a military – or industrial-grade CMOS IC operating temperature range: -40 °C to +125 °C.
  • Dual Modes: Operates in either monostable (one-shot) or astable (free-running oscillator) mode.
  • External Components: Requires only one external resistor and one external capacitor to set the output pulse width or frequency.
  • Voltage Range: Operates across a wide power supply rating from 3V to 15V (or up to 20V for standard B-series types).
  • Package Type: The F suffix typically denotes a hermetic dual-in-line ceramic package (CERDIP), designed for wide temperature ranges (-55°C to +125°C).
Applications
  • Frequency discrimination
  • Timing circuits
  • Time delay applications
  • Envelope detection
  • Astable and monostable oscillator generation

Specifications

4000
1 Element
1000 ns, 450 ns, 300 ns
CDIP-16
20 uA
3 V
18 V
4.2 mA
– 4.2 mA
– 55 C
+ 125 C
Through Hole
Tube
Brand: Texas Instruments
Operating Supply Voltage: 3.3 V, 5 V, 9 V, 12 V
Product Type: Monostable Multivibrator

For datasheet search…CD4047BF

Or go directly to…

https://www.datasheets.com/rca/cd4047bf?srsltid=AfmBOor56QNRj8ngB1XmBqUPdGtLq-jBfgv4mQ_DNKGqu-d008VkWTuy

These are genuine vintage RCA parts (see photographs for RCA logo) date code 223

How to Decode “223”
RCA used the standard short form of the Electronics Industries Alliance (EIA) date code system on many of their mid-century and vintage integrated circuits: 
  • First Digit (2): Represents the last digit of the manufacturing year.
  • Second & Third Digits (23): Represents the exact work week of that year (ranging from 01 to 52). The 23rd week corresponds to early June.
Because single-digit year codes repeat every ten years, you can narrow down the decade by looking at the technology and the printing on the package:
1972: CERDIP (Ceramic Dual In-line Package) technology was heavily utilized by RCA during this time for high-reliability, military-grade, or early CMOS (CD4000 series) and linear ICs. If the font looks slightly more angular, or if it is a very early logic chip, it is likely from 1972.

PLEASE NOTE!

These parts came to us as part of a lot of surplus stock from a large ‘milspec’ type Co. and have been kept in storage for some time, we have therefore classified them as ‘new other’, they are however pristine, and, as with all our products they come with a full guarantee.

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