7SB385MUTCG Overview

In order to conserve board space, digital switch is included in the 6-UFDFN.Tape & Reel (TR) is the method used for packaging.Digital switch ic adheres to a mounting method of Surface Mount.The analog IC used in the multiplexers can be referred to as Bus Switch.A temperature of -55°C~125°C will not leave the turn signal swturn signal switchch susceptible to external influences.When digital controlled switch operates at 4V~5.5V, designers have superior flexibility.As part of its basic configuration, 6 terminations are designed as a part of it.The base part number is 7SB385, which can also be used to find its logic switch related parts.The multiplexer's system is powered by 4.5V volts.This turn signal switch has 6 component pins.As a result, NO LEAD represents the end of the conductors.Single is used as its supply type.A configuration of 6 pins is used.The CBT/FST/QS/5C/B family includes the logic switch.In this signal multiplexer, there are 1 bits provided.The minimal supply voltage (Vsup) should be kept at 4V to avoid some unnecessary failures.Part number Bus Driver/Transceiver indicates that the digital switch ic is an electronic part.It consumes 100nA current of multiplexer ic since it is not affected by external factors.When a supply voltage of 5V is used, reliable performance of the multiplexers can be achieved.2 is the resistance at which it operates.The system operates with a resistance of 20Ohm.The configuration of the mux switch contains 1 elements.

7SB385MUTCG Features

Supplied in the 6-UFDFN package
Adopting a supply type of Single
Operating with the supply voltage of 5V

7SB385MUTCG Applications

There are a lot of ON Semiconductor 7SB385MUTCG Signal Switches / Multiplexers / Decoders applications.

• Solenoid cooling fan
• HDMI applications
• Electronic circuits
• Enabling different functions units in microprocessor instruction decoding
• Electronics industry
• Medium scale TV wall
• Night vision cameras
• Implementing boolean functions with multiple variables
• Data bus control
• To select different devices in microprocessor output