Product Overview
Motorola MC14013BCP CMOS Logic IC in Vintage Radio Shack Blister Pack
Condition
New old stock (NOS) in original carded retail packaging. Unused vintage inventory. Markings legible on IC body: Motorola logo, MC14013, BCP RR8423. Back of package includes complete pinout diagram and truth table. Sold each.
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Product Overview
The Archer 276-2413 packages a Motorola MC14013BCP CMOS dual Type-D flip-flop in a 14-pin dual in-line package. Each circuit functions independently with separate data, clock, set, and reset inputs alongside complementary Q and Q-bar outputs. Designed for digital timing, frequency synthesis, counting, and toggle switching, this vintage component operates across a broad 3V to 18V supply range.
Key Features
- Dual independent Type-D flip-flops in one package
- Direct set and direct reset inputs independent of clock state
- Complementary Q and Q-bar outputs per flip-flop
- Static flip-flop operation retains state indefinitely with clock level high or low
- DC supply voltage rating of -0.5V to +18V DC
- Standard 14-pin dual in-line package (DIP-14)
- Operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C
Applications
- Restoring vintage synthesizers, electronic organs, and arcade motherboards using 4000-series CMOS logic
- Building push-button toggle latches and debounced control switches for breadboard circuits
- Frequency division and clock prescaling in timing circuits
- Hands-on digital logic instruction and prototyping in educational electronics labs
Frequently Asked Questions
What integrated circuit is sealed inside this package?
The carded package contains a Motorola MC14013BCP dual Type-D flip-flop in a plastic 14-pin DIP package.
Is this interchangeable with standard 4013 CMOS devices?
Yes. The MC14013BCP is functionally equivalent and pin-compatible with standard 4013 and CD4013 dual D-type flip-flop ICs.
How many flip-flop circuits are contained in this IC?
The IC contains two independent Type-D flip-flops, each with dedicated clock, data, set, reset, and complementary outputs.
Vintage 4000-series CMOS in its original retail blister is getting harder to find untouched on a pegboard. Plug it into your breadboard or solder it into a classic restoration, and watch the clock cycle snap right back into line.
