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74HC595 8 bit Serial Shift Register (DIP 16) (Pack of 5)

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$1.35 $1.82 In stock

Category: ICs

Contains 5 74HC595 8 bit Serial Shift Register (DIP 16) ICs.

Datasheet is available on our support forum here.

Please note that the manufacturer of this chip is subject to change.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

These chips work exactly as described for driving multiple LEDs with just a few Arduino pins. The 16-pin DIP package is easy to work with on a breadboard, and having five in the pack is great for bigger projects without ordering multiple times.

Aurora M. ★★★★★

These arrived quick and the 16-pin DIP package makes them easy to handle on a breadboard. I've already wired up a few to test LED chaser patterns, and they work perfectly with the datasheet provided.

Leo ★★★★★

For a robotics project I needed spare shift registers and these DIP-16 chips are perfect for breadboarding—the standard pin spacing makes them easy to wire up without adapters. Five in the pack means I've got backups if I fry one while testing.