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    <p>I have used the DG408 and the DG406 (16 channel) switches and
      they both worked great. But be warned: there are some DG type
      parts out there that are not +/-12 or 15 volt compatible. Read the
      datasheet carefully, make sure the part can do the power range you
      need.</p>
    <p>--timmers<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2/19/2019 9:41 AM, Jarno Verhoeven
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      <p>Yes, DG412 is the current p/n</p>
      <p>There are a bunch of interesting parts in that family, I have a
        few DG408 that I want to try some day.</p>
      <p>Regards,</p>
      <p>Jarno.</p>
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        I use the DG212 all the time. Affordable, can run off of up to
        +/-18v, will switch from 5 volts, fast, low on resistance
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                <div class="">On Feb 19, 2019, at 3:12 AM, oren levy
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                      <div dir="ltr" class="">DG4xx have a good
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                          [sdiy] Something better than CD4066 to switch
                          CVs?<br class="">
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                          Does anyone have any experience using chips to
                          switch multiple CV's? I <br class="">
                          have a recommendation to use CD4066, but was
                          wondering if maybe there's <br class="">
                          something more modern and appropriate.<br
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                          My power supply is +/-15 and I intend to
                          switch signals from -5 to about <br class="">
                          +11 and including ones intended to be accurate
                          1v/oct pitch CV's.<br class="">
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                          I was also thinking about using one of these
                          IC's to switch in an <br class="">
                          additional timing capacitor in a VCO circuit
                          (to send it into LFO land), <br class="">
                          but I'm wondering if I'd be compromising VCO
                          stability in any way by <br class="">
                          tying it to the switch IC.<br class="">
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Circuit Abbey
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