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TS3L301: TS3L301DGGR uses on single ended signal

Vikas Kumar15
Prodigy 10 points
Part Number: TS3L301

I need your help on uses of MUX switchTS3L301DGGR. Device has s good bandwidth and perfect fit for my application.  The only concern I see that  MUX switch TS3L301DGGR is targeted for differential Ethernet signal.  In my design I using this mux on single ended signal.

 

I am not able to find similar mux switch for single ended signal, so I am using this device.  Do you see any concern on using this device on single ended signal?

 

Need you support on the same.  

 

Thanks & Regards,

Vikas Kumar (Wipro Ltd- Product Engineering Services)

+91 7842280750

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    TI__Mastermind 45585 points

    Vikas,

    I searched "TS3l301 single ended" in the switches and mutliplexers search bar and found this post that says differential passive FET switches can be used in single ended applications.

    I do not see issue using TS3L301 in a single ended application.

    What are trying to interface that you need a 2:1 Ethernet switch with single ended signals?

    What is your high bandwidth requirement?  What is the single ended signal?  SPI, I2C, etc. ?

    Thank you,

    Adam