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TMUX1072: What is the level of voltage isolation between NC pin and NO pin?

Tatsuya Yamamoto
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Part Number: TMUX1072

Tool/software:

I am considering the use of TMUX1072 to isolate a high voltage from the COM (output) side When a device not connected to power.

The OE_n pin is a low-active pin.

However, it is important to note that the OE_n pin is pull-down by default.

Additionally, the SEL pin is also set to a pull-down state by default.

This results in the COM and NC pins being connected by default.

This indicates that TMUX1072 does not provide protection for the NC side by default When a device not connected to power.

I would appreciate information on the isolation of the NO side.

What is the voltage isolation level between the NC pin and the NO pin?

I would like to ensure that the NO side is protected from the COM (output) side and NC side with a maximum voltage of 5.5V.