SCDA036 May   2022 TMUX8212

 

  1.   Trademarks
  2. 1 Size Requirment
  3. 2 Reliability Over Time
  4. 3 Power Consumption
  5. 4 Switching Speed and Hot Switching
  6. 5 Signal Isolation
  7. 6 Capacitance
  8. 7 On-Resistance and Flatness
  9. 8 Leakage Current
  10. 9 Integrated Protection
  11. 10Latch-up Immunity
  12. 11Galvanic Isolation
  13. 12Conclusion
  14. 13References

12 Conclusion

Though mechanical and Photorelays can be the conventional choice for many switching applications, TI’s integrated multiplexers have many strong advantages with minimal tradeoffs, with a smaller solution size, excellent reliability, low power consumption, and fast switching speeds. Though it is important to consider the tradeoffs when it comes to leakage current, on-resistance flatness, and capacitance, as they relate to the system requirements. TI’s Flat On-Resistance multiplexers have bridged this gap significantly offering lower leakage currents and flatness, while integrating Latch-up immunity and overvoltage protection.