7WBD383MUTAG Overview

As a means of saving space, digital switch is provided in the 8-UFDFN.It is packaged in the way of Tape & Reel (TR).In terms of mounting, digital switch ic uses the Surface Mount method .The analog IC in the multiplexers is identified as Bus FET Exchange Switch.When the operating temperature is kept at -55°C~125°C, turn signal switch will not be susceptible to external factors.When operated with a 4V~5.5V supply voltage, digital controlled switch provides digital controlled switch's superior flexibility for designers.As parts of its basic configuration, 8 terminations are desgined.The base part number is 7WBD383, so you can find its logic switch related parts using that number.In this case, 4.5V is the voltage supplied to the multiplexer's system.In this turn signal switch, there are 8 component pins.Conductors terminate at NO LEAD in this design.Single is used as its supply type.Currently, it is configured with a 8 pin configuration.The logic switch object belongs to the family of CBT/FST/QS/5C/B.Signal multiplexer provides 2 bits.Keep Vsup at 4V to avoid unnecessary failures.Normally, 5V is powered by a battery.Other Logic ICs is a category for the digital switch ics.It consumes 1mA current of multiplexer ic since it is not affected by external factors.The performance of the multiplexers of a system can be reliably achieved with a supply voltage of 5V.There are 2 inputs provided in this multiplexer.A resistance of 2 governs its operation.70Ohm is the resistance at which it operates.

7WBD383MUTAG Features

Supplied in the 8-UFDFN package
Adopting a supply type of Single
Power supplies of 5V
Operating with the supply voltage of 5V

7WBD383MUTAG Applications

There are a lot of ON Semiconductor 7WBD383MUTAG Signal Switches / Multiplexers / Decoders applications.

• Home automation system
• Data communication
• Transmission from the computer system of a satellite
• Analog to digital conversion
• Make full adder
• VGA
• Signal router
• Video transmission
• Decimal decoder
• To select different devices in microprocessor output