Hi all.
I am planning to use TMUX7202 as a switch to short the output of a circuit to the ground during start-up.
I am wondering, if I set SEL pin to low when no power is present, is switch in closed or high impedance state?
Thank you.
Derun
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Hi all.
I am planning to use TMUX7202 as a switch to short the output of a circuit to the ground during start-up.
I am wondering, if I set SEL pin to low when no power is present, is switch in closed or high impedance state?
Thank you.
Derun
There are clamping diodes to the power supply rails. When powered off, you must not apply any voltage to the I/O pins. (See the absolute maximum ratings.)
TI does not make any switches that are guaranteed to be closed when powered off.
Hi Clemens,
Thank you for answer. I think it is mentioned in the datasheet that applying voltage to only SEL pin is ok without any power. Fail-Safe Logic circuitry allows voltages on the control pins to be applied before the supply pin, protecting the device from potential damage. Anyway, you answered my question, thank you.