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Discrete IO design

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIOL111, TMUX7412F, TMUX7462F

We currently have a design that offers 10-20 discrete IOs that can be programmed as either TTL or avionics voltages (up to 32V). The IOs can be either inputs or outputs. As an option we allow one of the IOs to provide a 28V-32V input supply to provide a source for on board pull ups. All IOs are software selectable. We currently use discrete components but we are interested in finding a smaller solution as close to a single chip design if possible. We also need as much protection as possible on our IOs. 

Do you have any possible solution that might be an option ?

  • IO-Link transceivers like the TIOL111 implement one high-voltage I/O, but do not support TTL levels on the external interface.

    There are switches that protect against up to ±60 V (more requires a TVS). TMUX7462F is a plain protection device; TMUX7412F is a 1:1 switch.