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Hi Team,
This device has three power supply pins: VSS, GND, and VDD. (GND is used only as reference for the logic signals.)
The positive supply, VDD − GND, must be at least 5 V.
The sum of the positive and negative supplies ((VDD − GND) + (GND − VSS)) must be at least 8 V.
When using a single supply, GND = VSS, so the only way to reach 8 V for VDD − VSS is for VDD − GND to be 8 V.
Hi Clemens,
This helps. I was looking for something that supports a single 5V VCC to GND as supply, so this chip clearly doesn’t work.
The TMUX7236 seems to support a single 5V (and 9V) supply am i correct?
Yes. Here is a search for two-channel, 2:1, single 5 V switches: ti.com/switches-multiplexers/analog/products.html#p1143=2:1%20SPDT&p480=2&p3306=5