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TMUX6111: Reducing Off-State Leakage

Part Number: TMUX6111
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX6121

In a new design, I need to reduce the off-state leakage as much as possible.  The TMUX61xx family looks pretty good.  I am actually planning to use the TMUX6121, but that PN was not recognized when I created this thread.

In the datasheet, leakage is given for dual supplies of +/-15V with 20V across the switch.  In my application, I will have dual supplies of +/-5 with 2.5V across the switch, 0V on one side, 2.5V on the other.

Can I expect lower leakage in my application?  How much lower?

Also, the datasheet doesn't give on-resistance for +/-5V supplies.  I can see from the graphs that on-resistance increases as power supply voltage decreases.  Can you tell me something about what my on-resistance will be?  When the switch is closed, both drain and source will be at 0V.

Thanks,

Richard

  • Hi Richard,
    Below data are taken at dual supply of +/- 5V with TMUX6121 samples:

    Parameter

    Test conditions

    min

    max

    Unit

    Is_off

    Vs=4V/-4V,VD=4V/-4V

    0.005

    0.007

    nA

    Id_off

    Vs=4V/-4V,VD=4V/-4V

    0.0018

    0.0037

    nA

    Ron

    Vs=4V/-4V,Is=1mA

    197

    222

    Ohms

    What is your application scenario and why is off leakage the main concern in your design?

    Best regards,
    Helen