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74HC139 Pinout

74HC139 Dual 2-to-4 Decoder · Dual 2-to-4 line decoder (active-low outputs), each with its own enable.

DIP-16 Logic 16 pins No backend · 100% client-side
1E(/1E) 1
1A0(1A) 2
1A1(1B) 3
1Y0 4
1Y1 5
1Y2 6
1Y3 7
GND 8
74HC139 DIP-16
16 VCC
15 2E(/2E)
14 2A0(2A)
13 2A1(2B)
12 2Y0
11 2Y1
10 2Y2
9 2Y3
PowerGNDInputOutputI/OControl
PinNameTypeFunction
1 1E · /1E Control Decoder 1 enable (active-low)
2 1A0 · 1A Input Decoder 1 address bit0
3 1A1 · 1B Input Decoder 1 address bit1
4 1Y0 Output Decoder 1 output 0 (active-low)
5 1Y1 Output Decoder 1 output 1
6 1Y2 Output Decoder 1 output 2
7 1Y3 Output Decoder 1 output 3
8 GND GND Ground
9 2Y3 Output Decoder 2 output 3 (active-low)
10 2Y2 Output Decoder 2 output 2
11 2Y1 Output Decoder 2 output 1
12 2Y0 Output Decoder 2 output 0
13 2A1 · 2B Input Decoder 2 address bit1
14 2A0 · 2A Input Decoder 2 address bit0
15 2E · /2E Control Decoder 2 enable (active-low)
16 VCC Power Supply + (2–6V)
How to · reading it

How to read the 74HC139 pinout

  1. 01

    Find pin 1

    One end of the chip has a half-circle notch or a dot; with the notch facing up, the top-left pin is pin 1.

  2. 02

    Count counter-clockwise

    Count counter-clockwise from pin 1: go down the left side first, then up the right side from the bottom.

  3. 03

    Check the table below

    Look up each pin's function by number in the table below; power/ground are color-coded, and alternate-function signals are in parentheses.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Difference from the 74HC138?

The 138 is a single 3-to-8 decoder; the 139 is two independent 2-to-4 decoders (each with its own enable), suiting separate chip-select for two groups.

How do I use the enable pins?

/E is active-low: low = active (the selected output goes low, the rest high), high = all outputs high (disabled).

Data source

Pinout data comes from NXP/TI 74HC139 datasheet (standard DIP-16 numbering). Refer to the actual device datasheet as authoritative for the pinout.

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