MIDI Control (ASM1)
KA4HJH
ka4hjh at gte.net
Mon Oct 18 06:23:22 CEST 1999
>Keep in mind that those new Maxim low-ohm analog switches are limited to 5.5
>volt supplies (and signals). This would probably make them not so good for
>switching filter signals. However, they do have some other switches that can
>handle up to +/- 20 volt supplies and signals. These other switches have on
>resistances between 1.25 ohms to 5 ohms (still pretty darn good!). Look on
>the seventh page of that Maxim flyer ("Replace your worn-out relays with
>Maxim's CMOS switches"). These higher-voltage switches are available in
>regular old-fashioned DIP packages, too. (unlike many of Maxim's parts)
This is what happens when you're away from home and don't have the
booklet handy. I think I could live with these specs (+/-20V, yeah).
I noticed that some of them even have the same pinout as, say, a
4016/4066. These guys are on the ball. Have they discontinued
anything yet? 8)
Terry Bowman, KA4HJH
"The Mac Doctor"
ICQ: 45652354
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