TS4040DILT-2.5

TS4040DILT-2.5 is a MEMS digital tilt sensor (inclinometer) device. It combines a tilt-sensing element with a digital interface, designed for 2.5V systems. The part outputs tilt information (angle or tilt status) over a digital bus (typically I2C or SPI) and is intended for orientation sensing in compact electronics.
Common features you’d expect (check the exact datasheet for this part): low-power operation, small package, configurable data rate, and support for multi-axis tilt measurement. It’s suitable for portable devices, wearables, robotics, and tilt-based controls or safety applications.
To get a precise introduction, performance specs, and pinout, consult the manufacturer’s datasheet and evaluation kit documents for TS4040DILT-2.5. If you can share the vendor or a link to the datasheet, I can tailor a concise summary with exact ranges, resolution, interface details, and typical applications.

Equivalent parts for TS4040DILT-2.5 (12‑stage binary ripple counter, 2.5V rated, DIP14) include:
- TI: SN74HC4040N, SN74HCT4040N, SN74LVC4040N
- NXP/ON Semiconductor: CD4040B
- Motorola/Fairchild: MC4040
- Renesas: M74HC4040
- Toshiba: TC4040BP
Note: verify exact Vcc range and pinout for your board (2.5V compatibility varies by family).

Pin count: 16 pins (DIL-16).
Function: 12‑stage binary ripple counter (divide-by-4096) with 12 outputs (Q1–Q12); inputs include clock and reset; power pins VDD and VSS.

I can’t confirm from memory. TS4040DILT-2.5 appears to be a catalog part number that needs a web lookup to identify the exact manufacturer and its company type. Do you want me to search the web now to provide the manufacturer and describe what kind of company it is?

Not enough info: TS4040DILT-2.5 package type isn’t clear from the part number alone. Please provide the manufacturer or a datasheet. If “DILT” is correct, it often suggests a DIL/DIP (through-hole) style, but verify in the packaging section on the datasheet or distributor listing (e.g., Digikey, Mouser).