Tool/software:
Hello,
If there is no power present (0V) on pin 2 (VDD), does pin 4 (D) enter high impedance mode or does it remain connected internally to either pin 3 (S1) or pin 1 (S2)?
Thanks!
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Tool/software:
Hello,
If there is no power present (0V) on pin 2 (VDD), does pin 4 (D) enter high impedance mode or does it remain connected internally to either pin 3 (S1) or pin 1 (S2)?
Thanks!
Hello Trevor,
The TMUX1247 doesn't have powered off protection. The pins will be at a floating state when the device is not powered.
Are you looking for a mux that has that kind of feature? I might be able to provide you a suggestion if you can elaborate on the application.
Thanks,
Nir
Hello Nir,
Nope, I need a mux that is disconnected between D and S1/S2 when the device is not powered, which it sounds like the TMUX1247 does since the pins will be at a floating state.
Thanks,
Trevor
Hello Trevor,
Understood, I can't guarantee if this will be the case if the pins are floating.
Floating pins can be unpredictable, their state is uncertain.
Thanks,
Nir