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Darren (FAE)
4 months ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
CD74HCT4066-Q1: Minimum Required Input Voltage for "High"
TI Thinks Resolved
Part Number:
CD74HCT4066
-Q1 The
CD74HCT4066
datasheet states the VIH (input voltage required for "high" detection) to be MIN 3.15V for VCC = 4.5V. But the
CD74HCT4066
-Q1 datasheet states for VCC between 4.5V ~ 5.5V, VIH is 2V minimum. I...
Rami Mooti1
3 months ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
RE: SN74HC4066: What is the difference between SN74HC4066PWR and 74LVC4066PW?
Hey Adam, You're correct in that there are really only minor differences such as the operating voltage, timing characteristics, and the bandwidth. These may be a concern depending on the application. If you gave me more information on the characteristics...
Adam Torma
over 3 years ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
RE: Looking for a better analogue then MC74HC4066
Victor, I didn't see that information in the
CD74HCT4066
or
CD74HCT4066
datasheet. Another way the crosstalk from the digital control pin is specified as charge injection. TS12A44513 looks like a device above that has low charge injection. ...
M Haglund
over 3 years ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
CD74HCT4066-Q1: CD74HCT4066-Q1 as an insulator between two 3.3V domains?
TI Thinks Resolved
Part Number:
CD74HCT4066
-Q1 I would like to isolate two 3.3V domains, circuit_X connected to circuit_y. When the switch is off it should insulate from backfeeding from circuit_X domain to the circuit_y domain. I.e. here i would like to use an analog...
Victor Sabino
over 3 years ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
RE: TS5V330C: part use for non-video applications
Adam, thanks for recommending the TS5N412 ! I looked at the datasheet and it looks like it will work well for me. I will order it and try it out. As for digital, I was referring to a digital-only mux/demux. I was also looking into the
CD74HCT4066
...
Pedro Jasso
over 5 years ago
Logic
Logic forum
Help !!
TI Thinks Resolved
Hi everybody I have a question about the datasheet from
CD74HCT4066
-Q1 product ! What is the differentiate of:
CD74HCT4066
QPWRQ1 and HCT4066QPWRG4Q1 is equal ? Reference www.ti.com/.../
cd74hct4066
-q1.pdf Thank you in advance
Stephen Hewitson
over 8 years ago
Other wireless
Other wireless technologies forum
Low cost method to multiplex 13.56MHz antenna using CD74HC4067
Hi, I've been playing around with the TRF7970A EVM kit and trying to multiplex an array of coils. According to TI app note SLOA114 (Low Cost HF RFID Multiplexer Examples) is it possible to use the
CD74HCT4066
(4x SPDT). These can have quite a...
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