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  • TMUX4052: Use with lower supply voltage

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    Part Number: TMUX4052 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX1109 , CD74HC4052 Hello, I want to use the TMUX4052 in a system with +/-2.5V supply voltage in front of an ADC. The data sheet shows that a minimum VDD of 5V is recommended. Questions: Is it possible…
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  • TCA9544A: what are the differences between the I2C mux(TCA9544A) and analog switch/mux (TMUX4052)

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    Part Number: TCA9544A Hi team, Support need！ The customers want use our I2C mux to expand the their I2C bus. But they found the analog switch also meet their need(like rate and the devices use mos to change). So they ask why Ti make specific I2C switch…
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  • TMUX4052: RTM (Release To Manufacturing)

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    Part Number: TMUX4052 Hi Team, Could you tell me RTM and sample availability timing of TMUX4052? Best Regards,
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  • TMUX4051: Appropriate MUX for shut register

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    Part Number: TMUX4051 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX4052 , , MUX506 , MUX36S16 , MUX36S08 , TMUX1072 , INA186 , TMUX7208 Dear Technical Support Team, I'd like to configure 32:1+EN (output Hi-Z) using multiple MUX. TMUX4051 and TMUX4052 are especially…
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  • RE: SN74LV4052A-Q1: Usage of analog multiplexer for digital bus

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    "Analog" just means that all voltages between GND and V CC can be switched. This is fine for digital signals. The TMUX1309-Q1 and TMUX4052-Q1 are available in the smaller SOT-23-THIN package. You probably need pull-up/-down resistors to prevent…

  • CD74HC4052: Could you inform me the alternative

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    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…

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