Datasheet
Application Note
Design Note
Reliability Data
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Features
- 3-Wire Serial Digital Interface
- Data Retransmission Allows Series Connection with Serial A/D Converters
- Single 3V to ±5V Supply Operation
- Analog Inputs May Extend to Supply Rails
- Low Charge Injection
- Low RON: 75 Ohm Max
- Low Leakage: ±5nA Max
- Guaranteed Break-Before-Make
- TTL/CMOS Compatible for All Digital Inputs
- Cascadable to Allow Additional Channels
- Can be used as a Demultiplexer
Typical Application
Description
The LTC®1390 is a high performance CMOS 8-to-1 analog multiplexer. It features a 3-wire digital interface with a bidirectional data retransmission feature, allowing it to be wired in series with a serial A/D converter while using only one serial port. The interface also allows several LTC1390s to be wired in series or parallel, increasing the number of MUX channels available using only a single digital port. All the above features are also valid when LTC1390 operates as a demultiplexer such as with a D/A converter.
The LTC1390 features a typical RON of 45 Ohm, typical switch leakage of 50pA, and guaranteed break-before-make operation. Charge injection is ±10pC maximum. All digital inputs are TTL and CMOS compatible when operated from single or dual supplies. The inputs can withstand 100mA fault currents.
The LTC1390 is available in 16-pin PDIP and narrow SO packages.
N-16,SO-16
Package Variations and Pricing
| Part Number | Package | Pins | Temp | Price (1-99) |
Price (1k)* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LTC1390CN#PBF | PDIP | 16 | C | $2.90 | $2.30 |
| LTC1390CS#PBF | SO | 16 | C | $3.10 | $2.40 |
| LTC1390CS#TRPBF | SO | 16 | C | $2.46 | |
| LTC1390CN | PDIP | 16 | C | $5.80 | $4.60 |
| LTC1390CS | SO | 16 | C | $6.20 | $4.80 |
| LTC1390CS#TR | SO | 16 | C | $4.92 |
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