MAX14661PMB1#, Peripheral Module for the MAX14661 Beyond-the-Rails 16:2 Multiplexer

Reference Design using part MAX14661 by Analog Devices

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Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Switches
  • Product Type
    Analog Switch
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Description

  • MAX14661PMB1#, Peripheral Module provides a convenient way to evaluate the MAX14661 Beyond-the- Rails 16:2 multiplexer. All PCB signal traces are 50O controlled impedance to allow for easy impedance matching. The IC is capable of both I2C and SPI programming modes set by the SPI/I2C pin

Key Features

  • Multiplexer Type
    Single 16:2

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