ADG411BNZ

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ADG411BNZ are multiplexer/demultiplexers, which are devices with several input and output points where many signals can be connected in such a way that they can be controlled to either be passed through into the output or remain idle at the common source. This can be seen as an analog form of switching. ADG411BNZ is a single 8-channel analog multiplexers/demultiplexers; it has 8 input lines and 1 output, it allows the user to choose which of the 8 inputs to be connected to the common output, it uses a single Select line (S0 – S3) to determine which input to choose.

ADG411BNZ was designed with an impressive power supply range from 4.5V to 18V and uses two active control logic levels for its Select line, these are TTL compatible to allow for a wide range of applications. The power dissipation of typically 909mW is low compared to other multiplexer/demultiplexers which makes it a great choice for battery operated and portable devices. In addition to this, it has a maximum off-state isolation of -65dB

This device has a wide application range from signal multiplexing and mixing to audio routing and data signal switching. As it has very low on resistance in the "on" state it is frequently used in signal mixing.This is because it gives a more consistent signal than a simple resistor mixer. ADG411BNZ can also be used in audio routing to switch low level signals between inputs and outputs. Its low power consumption would be beneficial in applications where battery life is important. It is also very suitable in data signal switching due to its high speed switching time at typically 3.0ns.

The ADG411BNZ working principle is based on the semiconductor which is made up of many electrical switches. Its 8 input lines and1 output are used for connecting different sources of electrical signals. Its select lines determine which input is connected to output. When the select line is activated, the transistor associated with that line is turned "on" and the signal from the associated input is now connected to the output. The other seven transistors are then turned "off" so that the input lines are disconnected from the output. This is how ADG411BNZ acts as a multiplexer/demultiplexer which controls which input is connected to the output.

ADG411BNZ is a versatile multiplexer/demultiplexer which can be used in many applications. Its low power consumption, low on resistance, high voltage range and TTL compatible control logic ensures it can be used in a wide range of applications such as signal mixing, audio routing and data signal switching. Its working principle based on semiconductors allows it to control which input is connected to the output. All these features make ADG411BNZ a great choice for multiplexer/demultiplexer applications.

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