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Use the search function; here are dual 2:1 switches for a ±5 V supply: ti.com/switches-multiplexers/analog/products.html#480=2&1143=2:1 SPDT&3307=+/-5 The Ron of the TMUX6136 is likely to be too large.
(But I'm not sure where you get the ±5 V limits from. The outputs of a RS-422 transmitter are between GND and 5 V (the differential bus voltage can be negative because it is measured between the two data lines), and if there are ground shifts in your system, the bus voltages might be larger than ±5 V.)
Hi Clemens Ladisch,
Thanks for your quick response,
Yes my RS422 transmitter outputs are 0V to 5V, but when measured between them they can be negative.
There are no ground shifts in my system.
Can you please recommend part for RS422 0V to 5V operation.
Just change the filter to single 5 V: ti.com/switches-multiplexers/analog/products.html#480=2&1143=2:1 SPDT&3306=5
Hi Gokul,
As Clemens suggested, we have various dual 2:1 switches compatible with your application, however I wanted to bring this new device to your attention. The TMUX2889 is a dual channel 2:1 MUX with +/-5V I/O signal capabilities, as well as a typical Ron of 0.16 Ohms. I believe this would be an excellent MUX for your application.
TMUX2889 data sheet, product information and support | TI.com
Regards,