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Detailed description, Applications information, Current through the mux – Rainbow Electronics MAX14753 User Manual

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MAX14752/MAX14753

8-Channel/Dual 4-Channel

72V Analog Multiplexers

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Detailed Description

The MAX14752/MAX14753 are 8-to-1 and dual 4-to-1
high-voltage analog multiplexers. Both devices feature
60Ω (typ) on-resistance with 0.03Ω (typ) on-resistance
flatness. These low on-resistance multiplexers conduct
equally well in either direction.

The MAX14752 is an 8-to-1 multiplexer and MAX14753
is a dual 4-to-1 multiplexer. Both devices operate with
dual supplies of ±10V to ±36V or a single supply of
+20V to +72V. Both devices can also operate with
unbalanced supplies, such as +36V and -10V. These
multiplexers support rail-to-rail input and output signals.
The control logic level is defined via the EN input.
These devices do not require power-supply sequenc-
ing. For input voltage steps larger than 15V, the input-
signal slew rate needs to be limited as described in the

Applications Information

section, otherwise the device

can be damaged.

Applications Information

Current Through the Mux

The current flowing through each on-channel of the
MAX14752/MAX14753 multiplexers must be limited to
±5mA for normal operation. If the current exceeds this
limit, an internal leakage current from that channel to
V

SS

appears. Larger input current does not destroy the

device if the max power dissipation is not exceeded.

Signal’s Slew-Rate Limit

If the input signal to the MAX14752/MAX14753 is a volt-
age step larger than 15V, limit the slew rate of the sig-
nal according to the safe operating area specified in
Figure 11. For input-voltage steps lower than 15V (posi-
tive or negative), slew-rate limiting is not required. Slew-
rate limiting can be achieved through a passive RC
lowpass filter (see Figure 12). Do not use the input volt-
age steps beyond the safe operating area specified in
the Figure 11 to avoid permanent damage to the device.

INPUT SLEW-RATE SOA

INPUT VOLTAGE STEP (V)

INPUT SLEW RATE (V/

μ

s)

40

50

60

55

65

100

140

180

220

260

300

60

120

160

200

240

280

80

0

70

45

5

15

25

20

30 35

10

SAFE
OPERATING
AREA (SOA)

Figure 11. Safe Operating Area

MAX14752

OUT

V

DD

1nF

500

Ω

IN0
IN1
IN2

IN3

IN5
IN6
IN7

IN4

1

μF

CONTROL

S0

S2

GND

S1

EN

V

SS

1

μF

Figure 12. Input Slew-Rate Limit