Hi team,
Customer would like to ask:
What's the detailed difference between PTMUX4053PWR and TMUX4053PWR?
BRs
Hao
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Hi team,
Customer would like to ask:
What's the detailed difference between PTMUX4053PWR and TMUX4053PWR?
BRs
Hao
Hi Ladisch
Customer would like to ask;
If TMUX4053PW uses ± 5V power supply, what happens if Vin exceeds Vsupply.
Is it the same as conventional chips that have reverse diode clamping and then the signal goes to the power supply through the clamping diode?
Or there will still be other phenomena.
BRs,
Hao
The control pins (SELx, /EN) are overvoltage tolerant. The analog I/O pins (Sx, D) have clamping diodes and are not.
Hi Hao,
Is this feature important to avoid for your customer?
Please let me know
Thanks,
Kameron
Hi Clemens,
The customer observed a pulse of approximately +10V on the Sx pin of the TMUX4053 that lasted for 3us (single occurrence).
They would like to know if this pulse will have any impact on the device. Currently, the chip is powered by ± 5V.
BRs,
Hao
The diodes will clamp the voltage.
The absolute maximum ratings forbid a clamp current of more than 30 mA. So to limit the current, you would need a series resistor of at least (10 V − 5 V) / 30 mA ≈ 167 Ω.