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Part Number: TMUX136 Hello,
On TMUX136, can I connect the OE pin directly to ground? Or should I place a resistor between the pin and ground?
Thank you!
Best regards,
Zach Kimble
Part Number: TMUX136 Hi Sir,
My customer would like to confirm the data rate of TMUX136, Does it support the data rate up to 6Gbps for one channel (ex: COM1 to Port A1)?
Hi Bahram,
TMUX136 should be a good suggestion based on your requirements. But TI also has passive multiplexers specifically designed around PCIe switching applications. See our product selection page here
Thanks,
Stephen
Part Number: TMUX136
Hi Experts,
Customer wants to use either of the following in a matched impedance context. What is the impedance of these devices?
TMUX136RSER
We are looking to have an impedance around 20 ohms. Is there a device that would work…
Part Number: TMUX136 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TS5A23157 Hi,
Customer raised questions below for TMUX136.
If TMUX136MRSER can be used for 1MHz application? (smbus)
What is the maximum C_load that TMUX136 can support?
Is the signal from input to…
Hi Tommy,
I agree with Clemens on this. The Tmux136 is characterized by Ron vs voltage input so there is no curve like the one you provided. However the mux can be modeled as a resistor and the solution Clemens described is applicable.
Thanks and Regards…
Part Number: TMUX136 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX154E , TS5A9411 Hi, would like to know at which frequency the charge pump runs and are there any spectrum plots available showing what kind of spurs it creates. Asking as considering if this can…
