DG184AP/883L

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The DG184AP/883L is an integrated circuit device built by using silicon-gate CMOS technology. It is part of the family of Analog Switches, Multiplexers, Demultiplexers, which get its input from independent logic states. It was originally released in August 1984 as a 16-bit package assembled with a MOS integrated circuit CCD.

This DG is a low voltage, low noise, triple quad 1:4 multiplexer. It has four data channels on the digital side, which can be selected by the analog control voltage. The input data can be entered into the digital buffer and then routed to the destination by the inputting of a digital control signal.

The DG184AP/883L has the distinction of having both analog and digital inputs. The analog input is an 8-bit voltage divider with an R-2R ladder. The analog input is also connected to a digital to analog converter.

The devices have four operating modes: bypass, bypass select, multiplex and demultiplex. In the bypass mode, the input control signal is ignored and all channels are routed through to the output. In the bypass select mode, the control voltage is routed through to the demultiplexer.

The DG184AP/883L has the additional capability of being able to route signals to the multiplexer or demultiplexer depending on the value of the control voltage. This feature is particularly useful for applications where the operation requires more than a single data channel.

In addition to its primary use as a multiplexer and demultiplexer, the DG184AP/883L can also be used as a programmable logic device. This allows the device to route signals between various logic functions depending on input parameters.

The application field of the DG184AP/883L is quite diverse. It is used in analog to digital converter (ADCs) circuits, signal routing devices, signal conversion devices, and memory expansion. It is also used in several consumer applications, such as in digital home audio equipment, video game consoles, oscilloscopes, signal converters, digital media players, and search engines.

When it comes to its working principle, the DG184AP/883L multiplexer receives its input from independent logic states. It routes one signal to a particular data line depending on its control signal. The control signal is connected to the digital buffer and then the control voltage on the analog side selects the analog voltage divider and transfers the data from the buffer to the chosen output of the device.

In summary, the DG184AP/883L is a low voltage, low noise, integrated circuit, part of the Analog Switches, Multiplexers, Demultiplexers family. It is used in a variety of applications, including analog to digital converter (ADCs) circuits, signal routing devices, signal conversion devices, and memory expansion. It has four operating modes: bypass, bypass select, multiplex and demultiplex. It works by receiving its input from independent logic states and routing one signal to a particular data line depending on its control signal.

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