4066's. Eat em up, Yum

[The Dark force of dance]

Y-ellow Juergen 'n' all.
        
At 06:06 PM 8/11/97 +0200, Haible Juergen wrote:

>I have never used these more expensive devices (so I can't compare),
>but I've used lots of CD40xx switches and never had problems with signal
>quality. (When I needed more than 15V, I used discrete FETs.)

I gotta mention. These DG201 and similar families are really nice to use.
When you pick 'em up to put 'em in the board they just feel right. Like the
difference between the suspension on a race car and a cadilac. We're talking
smooth as silk. You just wanna caress these guys. And @ 13 bucks a piece
they'd wanna feel like that. They're a bit weird to get use to in a way
because the controls are upside down. But man they drive well.

Oh I just remembered the other ones. Nationals make a series that start at
about 13332. They make all these different variants. The 13333 has 2
normally on switches and 2 normally off switches. So you don't even need an
invertor to make a change over. You can get them in Make before break and
break before make configurations too. There's really no comparison to using
a 4066. But you're paying for all that.

be absolutely ICebox.
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