ADG714BRUZ-REEL Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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Analog switches have various applications, ranging from signal routing, signal coding, and counter decoding to timing control and signal level translation. Other common uses include data acquisition, digital-to-analog and analog-to-digital conversions, serial communication protocols, matrix-type neuromorphic systems, and EEG processing. The ADG714BRUZ-REEL from Analog Devices is a 2 x 4 SPST, 12 mΩ analog switch with 20 kΩ (typical) on-resistance matching, and 0.1% charge injection.

The ADG714BRUZ-REEL has several features that make it well suited for multiplexer/demultiplexer applications. It has low on-state resistance and low charge injection, which helps minimize signal distortion and prevent signal degradation. It also exhibits fast switching speeds and supports high-current signals. On-resistance tracking is also excellent, helping reduce power consumption and crosstalk. In addition, the device is designed to withstand ESD (electrostatic discharge) up to 2KV.

The ADG714BRUZ-REEL is based on CMOS technology, which provides low power consumption and high density. It is also built on an advanced process that ensures compatibility with low supply voltage and low power design requirements. It has three modes of operation: single-ended, differential, and tri-state. The differential mode allows for higher speed and higher bandwidth applications, while the tri-state mode allows for power savings. The device has two logic inputs and two logic outputs, which can be configured for either single-ended or differential operation.

The working principle of the ADG714BRUZ-REEL is based on a simple voltage-controlled switch. When a voltage is applied to the logic inputs, it turns the corresponding switch on and off. In single-ended mode, the logic inputs are used to control a single switch. In differential mode, both input signals are used to control a single switch. The switch\'s output is determined by the logic signals applied to the inputs. In tri-state mode, both input signals are used to control two different switches with the same output output. This can be used to redirect signals within a circuit, or to select between two different signals.

The ADG714BRUZ-REEL is ideal for applications that require highly flexible multiplexer/demultiplexer switches. Its low on-state resistance, low charge injection, fast switching speed, and high-current support make it an excellent choice for a variety of applications. The device is also available in a compact, leadless package that makes it suitable for high density applications.

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