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CD4066B: Schematic review for RS232 and RS485 switching

Part Number: CD4066B

Hi Sirs,

Sorry to bother you.

Our application is 

If customer would like use RS232, SIO will pull pin5 and Pin13 to high,chA and chB pass

If customer wolud like use RS485,SIO will pull pin6 and Pin12 to high,chC and chD pass

Could you help check our schematic is OK. Thanks!!

COM.output-new.pdf

  • Hi Sirs,

    Update our application description
    Because R232 had -/+6V voltage level, so i have -7.5v on VSS.

    So, if low level is 0v, they will not be -7.5v when we connected -7.5v VSS , right??

    Thanks!!

     

     

     

  • Shu-Cheng,

    The CD4066 is correctly powered with  7.5 V on VDD and -7.5 on Vss.

    If your signal passing through the switch is +/-6V you will have better Ron if your supply rails are greater than +/-6V

    The function table is a little strange but it is communicating that the control pins 5,6,12, and 13 (CONTROLA/B/C/D) place the signal path in a Hi-Z state when pulled below logic low Vil and low impedance state when pulled above Vih logic high. 

    If customer would like use RS232, SIO will pull pin5 and Pin13 to high,chA and chB pass

    Pulling pins 5 and 13 high will enable the signal path SIGA and  SIGB path and pass any signal from one side to the other  

    If customer wolud like use RS485,SIO will pull pin6 and Pin12 to high,chC and chD pass

    Pulling pins 6 and 12 high will enable the signal path SIGC and  SIGD path and pass any signal from one side to the other  

     

    As mentioned above if the control pins see a 0V (logic low) the SIG paths will be Hi-Z and not pass anything from SIGOUT/IN to SIGIN/OUT

    Thank you,

    Adam