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TMUX8108: Analog switch and multiplexer difference

Anna
Intellectual 995 points

Part Number: TMUX8108
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX7612

Tool/software:

TMUX8108 is a multiplexer, and what is the essential difference between analog switches,for example TMUX7612

Whether there are relevant application notes introduction?thanks

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    Guru 320980 points

    It does not make sense to call a 1:1 (SPST) a multiplexer.

    For N:1 (with N > 1) devices, it does not matter whether you call them switches or multiplexers.

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    TI__Mastermind 24075 points

    Hello Anna,

    The TMUX7612 is called an analog switch because it has a 4-channel 1:1 configuration, which is basically means 4 separate channels each one having a single switch. 

    TMUX8108 is called a multiplexer because of its 8:1 configuration. Having 8 inputs going into one output, or vise versa selected by the logic pins. 

    As Clemens said, it doesn't really matter.

    Thanks,

    Nir