NJU4053BD

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NJU4053BD is a type of analog switch, multiplexer & demultiplexer IC manufactured by New Japan Radio. This IC offer excellent switching characteristics with a temperature range of -20°C to +85°C. NJU4053BD multiplexer & demultiplexer has eight input & output channels with up to 2.5 MHz maximum switching speed. It contains an internal voltage regulator circuit which allows stable control by 0.5V control voltage.

The applications of NJU4053BD are mainly in communication systems, computers, audios, and analog switches. It can be used as a multiplexer/demultiplexer for data and audio signals, as well as a switch for controlling the transmission of signals between digital and analog systems. NJU4053BD is an ideal component for providing a high-performance switching solution for various applications.

The working principle of NJU4053BD is based on the connection of channels by open-drain transistors. It has eight input channels and eight output pins. The output pins can be connected to the respective input channel by switching on the corresponding open-drain transistor. This can be done by applying the required control voltage on the control pin of the corresponding transistor. The output pins will then remain open until the voltage is removed. The output pins are then connected to the respective input by closing the open-drain transistor and allowing the input signal to pass through to the output pins.

NJU4053BD is the perfect choice for applications where a high-performance switching solution is needed. It offers excellent switching characteristics with a temperature range of -20°C to +85°C and a maximum switching speed of up to 2.5 MHz. It also contains an internal voltage regulator circuit which allows for stable control by 0.5V control voltage. These features make it an ideal choice for various communication systems, computers, audios, and analog switching applications.

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