Hex Inverter
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Feb/100
Feb/100
Hex Inverter
Electric Equipment, Tools, Meters
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 250 PCS FSC MM74HCT05N IC HEX INVERTER OPEN DRN 14 DIP  US $9.99
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 10 x 74LS04 Hex Inverter IC DIP 14 RENESAS US $4.99
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 10 pcs CD4069 CD4069UBE Unbuffered Hex Inverter DIP US $7.99
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 5 pcs 74LS04 Inverting Buffers and Drivers Hex Inverter US $2.49
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 3 pcs 74LS04 Hex Inverter RENESAS Same Day Shipping US $1.00
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 10 pcs MC74F04N MC74F04 74F04 Hex Inverter US $1.90
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 470 PCS P N 74VHCU04MTC IC INVERTER HEX HS 14TSSOP US $9.99
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 10 x 74HC14 HEX SCHMITT INVERTER CMOS TTL DIP TEXAS US $4.59
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 5 pcs 74LS05 Inverting Buffers and Drivers Hex Inverter US $2.49
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 3 pcs 74HC14 HEX SCHMITT INVERTER CMOS TTL DIP TEXAS US $1.00
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 10 pcs 74LS14 Hex Inverter SMT SN74LS14NSLE 7414 TTL US $2.99
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 Lot of 23 Fairchild CD4049UBCN IC Inverter Hex 1 Input US $34.99
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 2 pcs CD4069 CD4069UBE Unbuffered Hex Inverter DIP US $3.99
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 10 pcs Hex Inverter with 6 gates DM74ALS04BM 14SOIC US $1.50
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 CD4069UBE CMOS Unbuffered Hex Inverter 14pin 2pc NOS US $1.00 |
 Natl CD4069CN CMOS Hex Buffer Inverter DIP 14pin 2 pcs US $1.25 |
 Texas Instruments SN74HC04D IC Hex Inverter 14 SOIC 5V US $34.99
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 5 x 74HC14 IC 7414 HEX SCHMITT INVERTER CMOS TTL DIP US $3.59
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 IC SN74LVC14APWR HEX INVERTER 14TSSOP 300 PCS NEW US $9.99
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 Reel of 1325 IC Hex Inverter 14 SOIC SN74HCT04DR US $271.99
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 IC 2104 HEX Inverter Buffer Driver 14SOIC SN7406DR US $211.99
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 197 IC Inverter HEX COMM 69MA 14SOIC N74F04D T US $19.99
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 74LS04 Hex Inverter x10pcs US $6.99
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 Lot of 10 Mil Spec SNJ54HC14J Hex Inverter US $2.99
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 74LS04N TEXAS INSTRUMENT ORIGINAL HEX INVERTER 5 PCS US $1.49
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 10CD4069UBCN CD4069 Unbuffered Hex Inverter DIP US $7.90
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 2CD4069UBCN CD4069 Unbuffered Hex Inverter DIP US $3.90
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 2500 PCS P N MC74VHCU04DR2 IC INVERTER HEX UNBUFF 14 SO US $29.99
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Can a "tri-state hex inverter" make DC current into AC?
All I want to do is run an AC electric motor off a battery :/
no that wouldn't work. A tri-state hex inverter is used to make digital 1 into 0 and 0 into 1, and since dc current and voltage has a constant amplitude you would get a constant amplitude. You could just get a power inverter or try building the circuit at this site http://www.aaroncake.net/circuits/inverter.asp