Product Overview
Mitsubishi M74LS08P TTL Logic Quad 2-Input Positive-AND Gates DIP-14
Condition
Used. Equipment pull. Top markings are legible: Mitsubishi logo, 84C0D1, and M74LS08P. Visual inspection completed; function testing not performed.
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Product Overview
The Mitsubishi M74LS08P is a Low-Power Schottky TTL (LSTTL) integrated circuit featuring four independent 2-input positive-AND gates in a standard 14-pin dual in-line package. Operating on a nominal 5.0 V supply, it provides classic logic interfacing and gating for vintage computing, industrial control boards, and discrete digital circuitry.
Key Features
- Quadruple 2-input positive-AND gate configuration
- Low-Power Schottky TTL (LSTTL) logic family
- Nominal 5.0 V DC operating voltage
- 14-pin dual in-line package (DIP-14) with 2.54 mm (0.1 in) pin pitch
- Through-hole mounting for socket or direct PCB installation
Applications
- Repairing vintage arcade hardware, synthesizers, and legacy computer mainboards
- Replacing failed logic gates on industrial PLC and motor control sub-assemblies
- Prototyping discrete logic circuits and educational digital electronics on solderless breadboards
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this pin-compatible with other 74LS08 integrated circuits?
Yes. The M74LS08P follows the standard industry 74LS08 pinout and logic configuration, making it functionally interchangeable with standard quad 2-input AND gate DIP-14 parts such as SN74LS08N and HD74LS08P.
Why buy a single pull rather than chasing a bulk lot?
When you only need one authentic logic chip to complete a repair, buying a clean, individually verified part avoids the cost and clutter of unneeded surplus. Standard shipping is an $8 flat rate, free on orders over $28, and ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse.
Old TTL logic does not need fanfare - it just needs to switch reliably the moment power hits pin 14.
