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LogiSwitch LS119-P conditions six normally open mechanical switch inputs and provides optional host handshake in a 14-pin, 300 mil PDIP through-hole package.
The exact order code and package are listed in the LogiSwitch LS100 Series IC User's Guide. Resolve the guide's pin-name discrepancy before final net naming or PCB release.
LS119-P is the six-channel through-hole member of the LS100 switch-debouncer family. Its adaptive NoBounce circuitry rejects mechanical contact bounce without an external RC timing network. Normally low output/handshake pins can report switch events to a host and accept acknowledgement pulses when the handshake mode is used.
One device conditions six normally open switches.
Internal processing rejects make and break bounce without user-selected passive timing components.
Firmware can acknowledge a switch event rather than continuously polling for release.
The 300 mil PDIP supports socketed or through-hole assemblies.
The electrical-characteristics table specifies 2.5 V to 5.5 V.
Six normally open switch inputs use VSS as switch common.
Six NL/HS pins provide normally low output and optional handshake input functions.
The manufacturer's operating-conditions table lists 12 microseconds typical input-to-output time and a 5 microsecond acknowledgement pulse.
The LS119-P suffix identifies a 14-pin PDIP, 300 mil wide, matching LCDChip's registered 14-DIP package name. This through-hole outline is mechanically different from the 150 mil narrow SOIC LS119-S variant.

The registered local 14-DIP JPG is missing. The expected public path remains reserved pending artwork; do not rely on the illustration for mechanical design.
The LS119 pin-description table identifies these functions for both package variants. Its name column repeats “SW0” for pins 5–7 even though the function column describes switch inputs 3–5. Obtain manufacturer clarification before assigning final signal names.
Positive supply.
Normally open switch inputs 0–2.
Function column identifies channels 3–5; printed names require clarification.
Normally low output/handshake I/O connections in reverse channel order.
Ground and switch common.
The repeated pin names are a source-document discrepancy, not an inferred pinout correction.
| Manufacturer | LogiSwitch |
|---|---|
| Exact ordering code | LS119-P |
| Function | Six-channel switch debouncer with optional handshake |
| Channels | 6 |
| Package | 14-pin PDIP, 300 mil; registered 14-DIP |
| Operating voltage | 2.5 V minimum to 5.5 V maximum, electrical-characteristics table |
| Operating temperature | -40 to +85 degrees C, operating-conditions table |
| Supply current | 2.1 mA typical; 2.6 mA maximum at VCC = 3.0 V with all inputs open |
| Input pull-up current | 120 microamps typical; 25 to 200 microamps limits per pin |
| Input-to-output time | 12 microseconds typical; 4 to 20 microseconds limits |
| Response to ACK | 8 microseconds typical; 6 to 12 microseconds limits |
| ACK pulse | 5 microseconds per timing table |
| Internal debounce time | 21 ms per electrical-characteristics table |
Confirm the manufacturer's applicable temperature and timing test conditions, and resolve the pin-name discrepancy before qualification.
LS119-S is the manufacturer-listed six-channel LS119 SOIC member and exists in the LCDChip catalog, but its 150 mil surface-mount footprint differs from the LS119-P 300 mil through-hole PDIP. LS19-P is another 14-pin PDIP switch debouncer from the LS10 family; verify its lack of the same handshake behavior, operating range and timing before considering a redesign. Neither part is presented as a confirmed drop-in replacement.
LogiSwitch lists LS119-P as the six-channel PDIP variant of its LS100 NoBounce family with handshake. The LS100 Series IC User's Guide supplies the package, pin functions and electrical data summarized here; the pin-name discrepancy should be clarified with LogiSwitch.
Condition multiple mechanical switches for controller inputs.
Use host acknowledgement in interrupt-driven switch servicing.
Reduce false transitions caused by contact bounce.
Use a PDIP form where socketing or through-hole assembly is required.
Verify the exact LS119-P order code, package marking, supplier traceability and pin-1 indication on receipt. Confirm the 14-DIP body and current manufacturer guide before assembly; obtain lot and compliance records from the supplier where required.
Six normally open switch input functions are listed in the manufacturer guide.
No. LS119-S uses a 150 mil SOIC; LS119-P uses a 300 mil PDIP.
The manufacturer's adaptive NoBounce design does not require an external RC timing network for switch debounce.
The guide repeats one signal name while describing three separate switch input functions; request a corrected pin table before final layout.
This summary does not replace the controlled manufacturer guide. Resolve the pins 5–7 naming discrepancy, verify supply and timing conditions, and confirm the 300 mil PDIP mechanical drawing before design release or substitution. The registered package JPG is not yet available.
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