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TMUX9616: Ron characteristics (vs. VD/VS, T, VDD/VSS) and leakage current

Part Number: TMUX9616

I'm wanting to upgrade a circuit for an electrical impedance tomography device.

The datasheet for the TMUX9616 is missing some bits of data I need, before incorporating into my design which will operate at VDD/VSS = +/- 20V.

1. The Ron characteristic plot for VDD/VSS = +/-20V

2. The Ron characteristic plot for VDD/VSS = +/-20V at temperature 0 - 80°C

3. Leakage current characteristic plot for VDD/VSS = +/-20V and a range of VD/VS values 0 -20V

 

Where can I find this data? Is there a more comprehensive datasheet available?

  • Hello Richie,

    Please see Ron Plot below, this is from section 6.9 of the datasheet. 

    The Ron of the device is pretty flat, but as you can see at ±20V the Ron value ranges from 10Ω to 22.5Ω depending on the temperature. 

    For the current leakage spec, unfortunately we don't have a plot to share. I can provide the measured values, which hopefully helps. 

    Temperature Voltage Off Leakage On Leakage
    25°C ±20V -192nA to 200nA -800nA to -745nA
    85°C ±20V -127nA to 122nA -842nA to -798nA
    125°C ±20V -109nA to 117nA -869nA to -850

    The data in the table above was captured with VDD = 20 and VSS = -20. The VD/VS values are from 0V to 20V. 

    There isn't a more comprehensive datasheet, this data stored internally.

    Thanks,

    Nir 

  • Thanks for the info.

    Is there any data on the Ron curve for a range of drain values? Somewhat like this: 

    Ok that leakage current data is useful.

  • Hello Richie,

    Unfortunately, we don't have Ron curves for a range of drain values, but we do have some data.

    At 25°C; VDD = 110V; VS = -8V to 10V and VD = -8V to 10V; the Ron value ranges from 12.3Ω to 12.7Ω. 

    I hope this information is sufficient enough.

    Thanks,

    Nir