Hello,
Can you please provide details on the what the impedance of pin A (4-common terminal) is when the device is powered off and if this pin as internal protection diodes that are connected to VCC?
Thank you,
Alex
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Hello,
Can you please provide details on the what the impedance of pin A (4-common terminal) is when the device is powered off and if this pin as internal protection diodes that are connected to VCC?
Thank you,
Alex
Hey Alex,
We actually have 2 really good FAQs on this! If you haven't had a chance, take a look at the FAQ page to see more helpful topics we try to tackle to help people get quicker answers to their problems!
Can you please provide details on the what the impedance of pin A (4-common terminal) is when the device is powered off
Please see FAQ : [FAQ] What is the Off Resistance of an Analog Switch / Multiplexer?. Should just be the voltage differential of the input and output of the off-channel divided by the off-leakage max spec.
if this pin as internal protection diodes that are connected to VCC?
Please see : [FAQ] Do TI Analog Switches/Multiplexers have Internal ESD Protection?. Quick check in the datasheet and it does look it there is a positive diode from the I/O to VCC. One from the I/O to GND too.
Thanks!
Rami