TS5A63157DCKR Datasheet/PDFThe TS5A63157DCKR is an 8-channel non-inverting multiplexer designed for high-speed signals. It is part of Texas Instruments’ Analog Switch and Multiplexer (ASM) portfolio of products, which are designed to manage large amounts of digital and analog signals. This product is ideal for applications where fast response time is paramount, and where multiplexing between signals or systems is required.
Application Field
The TS5A63157DCKR is designed for use in a variety of applications, such as automotive and industrial systems, medical and healthcare products, imaging and instrumentation, and industrial automation and robotics. It is ideal for switching between multiple analog signals in applications requiring fast response times. Typical applications include signal multiplexing, signal routing, serial converters and address decoding.
Working Principle
The TS5A63157DCKR is an 8-channel, non-inverting multiplexer. It has eight select inputs, one common input, and one output signal. The common input is connected to all of the output signals, and each select input is connected to an individual output. When a logic signal is applied to the select inputs, the logic 0 to logic 1 transition causes the output signal to be connected to the corresponding common input. The output signal remains connected to the common input until the select inputs change state again.
This product utilizes extra-fast switching times and a low ON resistance, allowing signals to be switched quickly and efficiently. Additionally, the TS5A63157DCKR is operated on a single +5V supply, which makes it ideal for applications that need cost efficiency and a balanced power draw. It also has an ESD tolerance rating of 2kV, which helps protect it from damage due to electrostatic discharge.
The TS5A63157DCKR is a versatile, reliable, and cost-effective device for signal multiplexing, routing, and other applications. Its fast switching speeds and low power operation make it an ideal choice for switching between multiple signals in applications requiring fast response times.