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Rock Su
10 months ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
MUX36S08: On capacitance influence on Settling behavior
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Part Number:
MUX36S08
Dear colleague, Now we are promoting TI precision lab MUX video to customers
Sandesh Rawool
27 days ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
RE: TMUX1309: Confirm if the design is reliable for continuous operation
Hi Jonathan, Thank you for reaching out. The functional use of the 8:1 Mux to sample the 8 input signals one at a time looks good as it will save lot of component space/cost. They need to account for the switch RON/RDSon resistance in the calculation...
Kate Dickson
over 1 year ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
RE: WEBENCH® Tools/MUX36S08: I required PSPICE model for MUX36S08
Hi Rajani, The SPICE model for
MUX36S08
is attached, which was extracted from the TINA netlist. MUX36SO8 SPICE.zip Best regards, Kate
Rami Mooti1
4 months ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
RE: MUX36S08EVM-PDK: How to power and use MUX36S08EVM
Hey Minrak, The datasheet for the
MUX36S08
actually shows performance using single sided and dual supply. You'll see the parameters tested at the top of the electrical characteristics section (Looks like 7.5 is dual and 7.6 is single). You'll...
Saminah C
over 1 year ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
RE: MUX36S08: Schematic review about the application of MUX36S08
Hi Stanley, The
MUX36S08
is a good option to select the gain of amplifier. it offers Low RON (125 Ohm) for better linearity and lower distortion, Low leakage current (1pA) for precision along with Low ON capacitance (9.4pF) and low charge injection...
Parker Dodson
5 months ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
RE: TMUX6136: Rds on 120 Ω
Hi Alex, All Parameters in TAN refer to Recommended Operating Conditions and/or Absolute Maximums. Due to the differences in power supply ranges and available data we have parameters in PINK referring to the 12V single supply table, the only comparable...
Akeem Whitehead
6 months ago
Sensors
Sensors forum
RE: TDC1000-C2000EVM: Multiplexer module for
Hi Minrak, Responding to your questions in order: 1) The MUX36 part numbers are offered specifically for the PGA460 because the direct-driver of the PGA460 can reach upward of 30V. In the case of the TDC1000, the driver voltage is limited to 5V, so...
Rami Mooti1
4 months ago
Sensors
Sensors forum
RE: Reg: Developing high side switch for 20uA continuous current.
Hey S.P My understanding is that you have a 17V signal with a current of 20uA. Now what happens next is where you lost me a little bit.But i'm understanding that you need a enable Low device who's logic level are Vih = 3V and is a 1:1 switch to...
Dakotah
over 1 year ago
Switches & multiplexers
Switches & multiplexers forum
RE: DG408LEDY-T1-GE3 replace
Hi Hank, The DG408 device is a precision mux with low leakage current. For this application I would recommend the
MUX36S08
which can handle the voltage levels you mentioned and has better leakage current specs. The other option you can look at is...
Victor Ilien
9 months ago
Simulation, hardware & system design tools
Simulation, hardware & system design tools forum
TIDA-01471: Multiplexers and current source based on TLV431BQ
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V). How can we use TMUX6104 in this case? I think the
MUX36S08
is more suitable. Isn't it? 2
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