203-2859-03

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Analog switches, multiplexers, and demultiplexers are integrated circuits (ICs) that can be used to control multiple analog signals. The 203-2859-03 IC is an example of a multiplexer/demultiplexer, and can be used to select one of four analog inputs or control outputs from a single input. It is also capable of combining the function of multiple multiplexers into a single IC, thereby reducing board space and cost. It is commonly used in many analog circuit applications such as audio switching and routing, gain selection, or for multiple channel applications.

A multiplexer is an electronic circuit with multiple inputs and one output. It can be used to route one of the inputs to the output while the other inputs are ignored. In the case of the 203-2859-03, a single input is able to select any one of up to four different analog inputs and route it to the output. A demultiplexer works in a similar way, but the reverse of a multiplexer. One input is fed into the circuit, but then up to four outputs can be selected. This allows the single input signal to be routed to multiple destination points.

The 203-2859-03 IC works by using logic inputs and outputs to control the switching and routing of the analog signals. A logic high (1) is applied to the input of the multiplexer/demultiplexer, which then selects the corresponding analog output. A logic low (0) will leave the input unconnected and the corresponding output disabled. The multiplexer and demultiple

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