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J-K FLIP-FLOP AND IC SIZES - Continued
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Neets Module 14-Introduction to Microelectronics
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IC PACKAGE LEAD IDENTIFICATION (NUMBERING) - Continued

1-27 Figure 1-29.—J-K flip-flop discrete component and an IC. IC PACKAGE LEAD IDENTIFICATION (NUMBERING) When you look at an IC package you should notice that the IC could be connected incorrectly into a circuit. Such improper replacement of a component would likely result in damage to the equipment. For this reason, each IC has a REFERENCE MARK to align the component for placement. The dual inline package (both plastic and ceramic) and the flat pack have a notch, dot, or impression on the package. When the package is viewed from the top, pin 1 will be the first pin in the counterclockwise direction next to the reference mark. Pin 1 may also be marked directly by a hole or notch or by a tab on it (in this case pin 1 is the counting reference). When the package is viewed from the top, all other pins are numbered consecutively in a counterclockwise direction from pin 1, as shown in figure 1-30, views (A) and (B).

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