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CD4510BE - 4-Bit CMOS BCD Up/Down Counter | TI

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CD4510BE Übersicht

The Texas Instruments CD4510BE is a 4-bit CMOS presettable BCD up/down counter with a 16-pin PDIP package, operation from 3 V to 18 V, and a typical clock frequency of 8 MHz at 10 V. It combines synchronous counting, parallel preset and reset control, decoded decade outputs, and complementary carry outputs in a single counter IC.

A BCD counter is a digital counter that represents each decimal digit with four binary bits. The CD4510BE counts upward through 0 to 9 or downward through 9 to 0, making it useful when a system must operate in a decimal format rather than a free-running 4-bit binary sequence. Within the broader hierarchy, it is a counter and divider within CMOS logic ICs, supporting sequencing, timing, and control functions.

The device provides medium-speed operation with a typical clock frequency of 8 MHz at a 10 V supply. Its supply-voltage tolerance allows operation across 3 V to 18 V, while the CD4000-series CMOS architecture provides low static power use relative to many older bipolar counter families. Preset and reset inputs allow a designer to load an initial BCD value or clear the counter independently of its clock-driven count sequence.

Internally, the counter uses four synchronously clocked D-type flip-flops with gating arranged to provide T-type flip-flop operation. Four decoded Q outputs and four complementary Q outputs expose the current decade digit. The carry and complementary carry outputs indicate decimal overflow or underflow, allowing multiple CD4510BE devices to form cascaded decimal counting stages without decoding every intermediate value.

Typical applications include decade counters, digital clocks and timers, industrial sequencing equipment, test and measurement systems, and control panels that need a decimal display count. The decoded outputs can drive display drivers or logic, while the carry output provides a natural boundary event for incrementing another counter stage.

Designers should account for the asynchronous nature of the reset and preset controls, provide clean power and ground connections, and use suitable decoupling close to the device. Clock-edge requirements and signal transition timing must be checked against the operating voltage because permissible clock rates vary with supply voltage.

This page combines the manufacturer specifications, package details, cross-reference alternatives, application guidance, and practical design considerations needed to evaluate the CD4510BE as a 16-pin CMOS BCD up/down counter.

Drop-in-Alternativen für CD4510BE – gleiches Gehäuse, Pin-kompatibel. Bauteile mit anderem Gehäuse, die eine PCB-Überarbeitung erfordern, sind ausgeschlossen.

CD4510BCN

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-pin PDIP
Same 4-bit BCD up/down-counter function and 16-pin PDIP footprint; manufacturer and operating characteristics require cross-checking, with 0 identified architectural parameter difference.

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

MC14510

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-pin PDIP
Same 4-bit BCD up/down-counter function and 16-pin dual-in-line footprint; manufacturer-specific timing and electrical ratings differ, while 0 functional state-count differences are identified.

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

HCF4510

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-pin PDIP
Same 4-bit BCD up/down-counter architecture and 16-pin dual-in-line footprint; supplier-specific qualification and electrical details differ, with 0 identified counting-state differences.

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

TC4510

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-pin PDIP
Same 4-bit BCD up/down-counter function and 16-pin dual-in-line footprint; timing and manufacturer ratings must be verified, with 0 identified functional-state differences.

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

NTE4510

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-pin PDIP
Same CD4510-family up/down-counter and 16-pin dual-in-line footprint; exact manufacturer-specific ratings differ, while 0 identified BCD counting-state differences are present.

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

CD4510BE Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften

Counter Type 4-bit BCD presettable up/down counter
Number of Count Elements 1 element
Counting Sequence Up or down
Clock Edge Positive edge
Supply Voltage Range 3 V to 18 V
Typical Clock Frequency 8 MHz at 10 V
Logic Family CMOS CD4000 series
Ausgangstyp Decoded BCD and complementary BCD
Carry Outputs Carry and complementary carry
Reset Control Active-high asynchronous reset
Preset Control Active-high asynchronous parallel preset
Internal Architecture Four synchronously clocked D-type flip-flops
Gehäuse 16-pin PDIP (N)
Pin-Anzahl 16 pins
Betriebstemperaturbereich -55 °C to +125 °C
Montageart Through-hole dual-in-line
Quiescent Current Test 100% tested at 20 V
Parametric Ratings 5 V, 10 V, and 15 V

CD4510BE Pin-Konfiguration

DIP-16 Package Pinout Diagram DIP-16 16-pin dual inline, 7.62mm pitch, JEDEC MS-001. 1 16 2 15 3 14 4 13 5 12 6 11 7 10 8 9 DIP-16
Pin 1 CLK — Positive-edge clock input
Pin 2 UP/DN — Up or down counting direction control
Pin 3 RESET — Active-high asynchronous reset input
Pin 4 PRESET — Active-high asynchronous preset control
Pin 5 Q0 — Decoded BCD output for bit 0
Pin 6 Q1 — Decoded BCD output for bit 1
Pin 7 Q2 — Decoded BCD output for bit 2
Pin 8 Q3 — Decoded BCD output for bit 3
Pin 9 CARRY — Carry output for decimal overflow or underflow
Pin 10 GND — Ground reference
Pin 11 Q0B — Complementary decoded output for bit 0
Pin 12 Q1B — Complementary decoded output for bit 1
Pin 13 Q2B — Complementary decoded output for bit 2
Pin 14 Q3B — Complementary decoded output for bit 3
Pin 15 CARRYB — Complementary carry output
Pin 16 VDD — Positive supply voltage

Typische Anwendungen

CD4510BE ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: Digital Clock and Timer Decades, Industrial Sequencing and Preset Stations, Cascaded Decimal Counter, Test and Measurement Counters, Control Panel and Selector Positions, Legacy Embedded Control Logic.

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Digital Clock and Timer Decades

The CD4510BE fits a decimal clock or timer because it counts from 0 through 9 and exposes decoded Q outputs for the active digit. Its active-high preset input can load an initial value, while the active-high reset input clears the count independently of the clock. With a typical operating frequency of 8 MHz at 10 V, the device provides ample timing margin for conventional display-decoder and switch-debounce circuits operating at much lower clock rates.

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Industrial Sequencing and Preset Stations

In an industrial sequencing station, the CD4510BE can count a repeatable series of positions or process steps and provide a carry event when a decade completes. Its four decoded outputs allow control logic to detect the current count directly, avoiding a binary-to-BCD conversion stage. The 3 V to 18 V operating range supports legacy industrial logic, while preset and reset provide deterministic initialization at the start of each operating cycle.

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Cascaded Decimal Counter

Multiple CD4510BE devices can form a cascaded decimal counter by connecting one stage's carry output to the next stage's clock input. The target's decoded decade outputs allow each digit to be handled independently, and the carry output marks the 9-to-0 rollover used to increment the next digit. This architecture is useful for panel meters, event counters, and legacy timing systems that need more than one decimal digit.

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Test and Measurement Counters

The CD4510BE can serve as a measurement-count decade in laboratory and service equipment that accumulates events in decimal form. Each clock pulse advances the count, while the decoded outputs identify the current digit and the carry output provides a convenient event boundary. The device's typical 8 MHz operation at 10 V allows it to handle substantially faster event rates than are normally required in human-readable measurement counters.

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Control Panel and Selector Positions

A CD4510BE can track ten discrete selector or command positions and present the active position through decoded outputs. Preset lets the circuit jump to a known command state, while reset returns the counter to zero without waiting for a clock sequence. This makes the part useful in legacy control panels, rotary selector interfaces, and step-command generators where decade rollover must correspond directly to a physical control action.

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Legacy Embedded Control Logic

The CD4510BE is suitable for adding decimal sequencing to an older CMOS control design without a programmable microcontroller. Four D-type flip-flops with T-type gating implement the count, while parallel preset and reset controls support deterministic state loading. Because the device operates from 3 V to 18 V, it can bridge systems built around 5 V, 10 V, or 15 V CMOS logic, subject to the exact timing and output limits for the selected supply voltage.

What is the CD4510BE datasheet PDF?
The CD4510BE datasheet PDF is available from Texas Instruments through the official CD4510B product page and literature entry. The document covers the CD4510B CMOS presettable BCD up/down counter, including its 16-lead package options, operating ratings, timing, and functional description. Use the manufacturer PDF for design decisions because it contains the authoritative pinout, electrical characteristics, and application information.
Where can I find the CD4510BE pinout?
The CD4510BE pinout appears in the Texas Instruments CD4510B datasheet and its package drawings. The 16-pin PDIP identifies pin 1, clock and control functions, four BCD outputs, four complementary outputs, carry functions, ground, and supply. Assign PCB connections from the numbered manufacturer pin diagram rather than relying on the physical position of a loose component.
What are the key specifications of CD4510BE that engineers should know?
The CD4510BE is a 4-bit CMOS BCD up/down counter in a 16-pin PDIP package. Its principal specifications include a 3 V to 18 V operating range, typical operation to 8 MHz at 10 V, positive-edge clocking, active-high reset and preset functions, decoded and complementary BCD outputs, and carry outputs for decimal cascading. According to the Texas Instruments CD4510B datasheet, it is rated from -55 °C to +125 °C.
What is CD4510BE and what does it do?
The CD4510BE is a CMOS integrated circuit containing a four-decade, presettable BCD counter that can count upward or downward. It uses four synchronously clocked D-type flip-flops with T-type gating, supplies decoded decade outputs, and indicates overflow or underflow through carry outputs. According to the Texas Instruments CD4510B datasheet, the counter can be cleared or preset asynchronously.
What is the operating voltage of CD4510BE?
The CD4510BE operates from 3 V to 18 V. The Texas Instruments CD4510B datasheet also identifies 5 V, 10 V, and 15 V parametric ratings for evaluating the device at common supply levels. A typical clock frequency of 8 MHz is specified at 10 V, so the maximum practical clock rate should be checked against the actual supply voltage and timing limits.
Can CD4510BE count down as well as up?
Yes, the CD4510BE can count either upward or downward, with the direction selected by its UP/DOWN control input. It counts in BCD form, covering the decimal states from 0 through 9 in either direction. The Texas Instruments CD4510B datasheet describes the carry output for decimal overflow or underflow, making the direction-dependent boundary easy to use in cascaded counters.
Where can I buy CD4510BE and what is its price?
CD4510BE can be requested through the Request a Quote form on this page for current commercial availability, price, and lead time. The product is a Texas Instruments 16-pin PDIP counter, and its standard commercial ordering information is also available from the manufacturer. Use the quote form for the exact CD4510BE suffix and required quantity to avoid mismatched package or grade options.
Is CD4510BE in stock and what is the lead time?
Current CD4510BE stock and lead time should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Enter the required quantity, shipment destination, and target date so procurement can return a current quotation. The Texas Instruments part entry identifies CD4510BE as the 16-pin PDIP version of the CD4510B family, which helps distinguish it from surface-mount orderable variants.
What is the best drop-in replacement for CD4510BE?
The strongest documented drop-in choice is the onsemi CD4510BCN because it provides the same 4-bit BCD up/down-counter function in a 16-pin PDIP package. Other CD4510-series equivalents may also fit electrically, but package suffix and pin arrangement must be confirmed before substitution. The Request a Quote form can help source the exact manufacturer and suffix required for an approved BOM.
What can replace CD4510BE?
CD4510BE can be replaced by a pin-compatible CD4510-family device that preserves the 16-pin PDIP footprint, BCD counting range, active-high preset and reset behavior, and carry-output arrangement. The onsemi CD4510BCN is a documented 16-pin PDIP alternative. Always compare timing, supply voltage, output drive, and asynchronous-control behavior against the Texas Instruments datasheet before releasing a replacement to production.
CD4510BE vs CD4510BCN: which counter is better for a legacy design?
CD4510BE and CD4510BCN both implement a 4-bit BCD up/down counter and are offered in 16-pin PDIP packages, making the onsemi part a practical footprint-compatible option for a legacy design. The important distinction is manufacturer qualification, availability, and exact operating characteristics rather than counter architecture. Review the electrical tables for each part before making the substitution.
Is the MC14510 the same as CD4510BE?
The MC14510 is identified as a CD4510-series functional equivalent with the same BCD up/down-counter architecture and pin arrangement, but it is a different manufacturer part number. It can be considered only after confirming the exact package suffix and comparing electrical timing and output specifications. A distributor marking alone does not establish full production equivalence.
Is the HCF4510 the same as CD4510BE?
The HCF4510 is a CD4510-family functional equivalent listed for the same up/down-counter role and pin arrangement. It is not an identical Texas Instruments orderable code, so compatibility must be confirmed from its own datasheet, especially package dimensions, clock timing, supply range, and asynchronous preset or reset behavior. Use it as a drop-in candidate only after those checks.
When should I choose CD4510BE instead of a binary counter?
Choose CD4510BE when the counter must represent decimal values directly and provide a carry event at the 9-to-0 boundary. It suits digit-oriented clocks, timers, panel sequencing, and cascaded decimal counters. A binary counter is preferable when the system needs all 16 four-bit states without decimal carry decoding. The CD4510BE simplifies decimal display and rollover logic at the cost of using only ten states per decade.
How should CD4510BE be used in a cascaded decimal counter?
Connect the current counter's carry output to the clock input of the next more significant decade stage, and use the complementary carry output when active-low clocking is preferred. The CD4510BE provides decoded Q outputs for each decimal digit and a carry indication at the 9-to-0 transition. Confirm edge polarity and timing in the manufacturer datasheet, especially when cascading several stages.

Technische Referenzdaten für CD4510BE – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose CD4510BE when maintaining or designing a legacy system requires a 4-decade BCD counter, active-high preset and reset controls, decoded outputs, and carry signals within a 3 V to 18 V supply environment. The onsemi CD4510BCN is the most direct documented alternative when a second-source 16-pin PDIP device is needed, but its electrical and lifecycle conditions must be reviewed. MC14510, HCF4510, TC4510, and NTE4510 are CD4510-family functional equivalents; confirm their exact suffix, timing, output drive, and operating temperature before substitution. Use a binary counter instead when all sixteen four-bit states are required, because the CD4510BE deliberately provides decimal rollover behavior. For new high-density programmable designs, a microcontroller or dedicated counter may offer additional control, but it requires different firmware and board space. The CD4510BE remains practical when deterministic hardware counting, broad supply tolerance, and simple through-hole integration are priorities.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt CD4510BCN MC14510 HCF4510 TC4510 NTE4510
Package 16-pin PDIP 16-pin PDIP - same 16-pin PDIP - same 16-pin PDIP - same 16-pin PDIP - same 16-pin PDIP - same
Brand Texas Instruments onsemi Motorola STMicroelectronics Toshiba NTE
Counter Function 4-bit BCD up/down counter 4-bit BCD up/down counter 4-bit BCD up/down counter 4-bit BCD up/down counter 4-bit BCD up/down counter 4-bit BCD up/down counter
Logic Family CMOS CD4000 series CMOS CD4000 series CMOS CD4000 series CMOS CD4000 series CMOS CD4000 series CMOS CD4000 series

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Direct decimal counting with rollover indication (vs. CD4510BCN)
  • Broad legacy CMOS supply compatibility (vs. MC14510)
  • Manufacturer-documented operating and temperature coverage (vs. NTE4510)

Designhinweise

Place the supply bypass capacitor immediately between the CD4510BE VDD and GND pins, with the ground return kept short to reduce clock noise and output switching transients. Because the device supports a 3 V to 18 V range, verify the timing limits, input levels, and output drive at the actual supply voltage rather than assuming performance from the 8 MHz typical figure at 10 V.

Treat RESET, PRESET, and UP/DN as asynchronous control signals. Keep them away from the CLK trace, provide a defined inactive level, and remove switch bounce before it reaches a counter input. A preset or reset pulse must satisfy the manufacturer's setup and hold timing at the selected supply voltage; otherwise the decoded Q outputs may change unexpectedly during a clock transition.

For a cascaded decimal counter, route each stage's CARRY output directly to the next stage's CLK input and keep the path short. The CARRYB output is available when the following stage requires an active-low clock. Preserve the physical 16-pin PDIP footprint and pin numbering when using a replacement; a functionally similar binary counter is not a valid substitute because its state range and rollover behavior differ.

Do not confuse the CD4510 BCD decade counter with the CD4516 binary up/down counter. The CD4510BE advances through ten decimal states and produces a carry at the decade boundary, whereas a binary counter advances through sixteen states. Check the UP/DN polarity, decoded versus complementary outputs, and active-high asynchronous control levels against the manufacturer pin-description table.

Compliance-Informationen

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Bleifrei
Unknown
Halogenfrei
Unknown
Konfliktmineralien
Unknown

The CD4510BE is a legacy CMOS logic IC rather than an automotive-qualified device. RoHS, REACH, lead-free, halogen-free, and conflict-minerals status require confirmation from the current manufacturer product documentation or declaration.

Daten verifiziert am: 2026-11-03 – Daten geprüft und kuratiert vom Bauteil-Engineering-Team von XAIPART

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