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CD4051 - Single 8-channel Multiplexer/Demultiplexer IC

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Key Features:

  • Digitally Controlled Analog Switches: Enables switching between analog signals with low ON resistance (125Ω typical) and minimal OFF leakage current (0.3 µA max).
  • Low Power Consumption: Consumes very low quiescent power across the entire supply voltage range, regardless of control signal logic states.
  • Break-Before-Make Feature: Prevents signal overlap during switching to ensure reliable operation.
  • Wide Operating Temperature Range: Designed to operate reliably between -55°C and 125°C.
  • High Bandwidth: Operates at up to 20 MHz, suitable for high-frequency applications.

Overview:

The CD4051 IC is a single 8-channel multiplexer/demultiplexer ideal for switching and routing analog or digital signals. It is constructed with CMOS technology, making it efficient and versatile for low-power and high-frequency applications. The IC can select one of the eight input/output lines and connect it to a common terminal, controlled by 3 digital input lines.

Applications:

  • Routing of analog or digital signals.
  • Data acquisition systems.
  • Audio signal switching and routing.
  • Communication systems.
  • Test and measurement equipment.

Specifications:

  • Part Number: CD4051
  • Configuration: 8-channel (08:01).
  • Number of Channels: 1.
  • ON Resistance (Typical): 125Ω.
  • Bandwidth: 20 MHz.
  • Operating Temperature Range: -55°C to 125°C.
  • Input/Output Continuous Current (Max): 10 mA.
  • Supply Current (Typical): 0.04 µA.
  • ON-State Leakage Current (Max): 0.3 µA.
  • Capacitance (Typical): 30 pF.

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