Part Number: CD74HC4052 Hi,
I've been using CD74HC4052 (4Channel, Dual MUX) for switching between some analog signals. I was wondering if I could use the same MUX to extend my UART or I2C lines of my microcontroller? The idea is to simply use the S0 and…
Part Number: CD74HC4052 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1352R , CD74HCT4052 , , SN74LV4052A , TMUX1309
Hi Experts,
Currently, i am working with CC1352R to Monitoring&control multiple UART/TTL-based devices so i need your technical support to do this,…
Part Number: CD74HC4052 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74LV4052A , , TMUX1309 the device CD74HC4052 spec says it work on minimum 2V but on the WEB it say it work on 1.8V too.
which is correct?
is there similar functionality device for 1.8V? to mux and…
Part Number: CD74HC4052 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX4052 , Dear expert.
My customer will face the shortage because of these tight situation, but we want to use your products.
So could you inform me what is alternative of CD74HC4052NSR ?
If possible…
Part Number: CD74HC4052 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX1309 , The EE characteristic only shows VIH/VIL for VCC= 2V, 4.5V and 6V. How about VIH(min) and VIL(max) @ VCC= 3.3V?
Part Number: CD74HC4052 Hi team,
Would there any possibility of shorting ON channels when changing input status?
For example, when switching from (S1,S0)=(L,L) to (L,H), is there any chance that A0 and A1 shorted?
Or, is there any integrated protection…
Part Number: CD74HC4052 Hi team,
Could you share the S1 and S0 pin’s voltage when it is open, and the device is powered?
Is it floating? Or, is there any internal pulldown resistors for example?
Best regards,
Kurumi
I doubt that 4.5 V would be much of a problem. But the datasheet does not guarantee it.
Anyway, the CD74HC4052 would not allow more than 10.0 V. But the TMXU6209 does what you want.
From what information I've been able to find, AHD is just standard composite video with higher frequencies, typically 40 MHz, depending on the resolution.
I suspect that your oscilloscope triggered on the vertical/horizontal blanking intervals.
Video…