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  • TMUX7211: Thermal Pad Connection

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    Part Number: TMUX7211 Hello team, I have a question about thermal pad connection of TMUX7211RUM and TMUX6211RUM. Datasheet's pin description recommends the pad be left floating or tied to GND if connected. Could you confirm below my questions for…
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  • TMUX7211: Need few electrical characteristics of IC TMUX7211PWR

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    Part Number: TMUX7211 Need below mentioned electrical characteristics of IC TMUX7211PWR Logic Supply Current, IL Ground Current, IGND
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  • TMUX7211: release timing

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    Part Number: TMUX7211 Hello E2E, When the release timing of TMUX7211? Our customers are looking forward it released. Regards, ACGUY
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  • RE: DP83TD510E: DP83TD510E: More robust Link in scenario with millisecond connection losses on physical connection

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    Hello Gerome, Thank you for your reply. To the questions from the team 1. The disruptions were created by quickly discnnecting and reconnecting both MDI lines with a solid state switch (TMUX7211). 3. We observed the MDI lines before and after the solid…

  • [FAQ] Multiplexers and Switches Selection Guide | Mid Voltage Mux 25V =< VSIGNAL =< 99V

    The following table helps select th e right multiplexer and switch with Mid Voltage 25V =< VSIGNAL =< 99V in different configurations: Precision , Protection , Automotive , Extended Temperature Configuration 16:1 MUX36S16 MUX506 …

  • RE: Does TI have similar solution like ADG1411?

    Hi Jimmy, Yes we do have similar solutions - however our solutions that are similar to the ADG1411 typically have a better leakage current spec and are 1.8V compatible - but slightly more resistive - this difference is less than an ohm typically though…
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  • TMUX1111: Higher voltage (+/-20V )switch spst

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    Part Number: TMUX1111 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX7212 , TMUX7213 , TMUX7211 Hi Team, Could you please suggest a +/-20 V @5mA between drain/source bidirectional that can be controlled from a uCPU? Lower Ron is better. TMUX1111 looks promising but…
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