MC10E156FNG Overview

For the purpose of saving board space, digital switch is included in the 28-LCC (J-Lead).As a result, it is packaged in a way that is referred to as Tube.Surface Mount is the mounting method digital switch ic uses.In the multiplexers, the analog IC Multiplexer is used.If the operating temperature is maintained at 0°C~85°C, turn signal switch will not be susceptible to external factors.The turn signal switch is designed for use with a ±4.2V~5.7V supply voltage, which gives it a lot of flexibility.With the 10E series, the multiplexers are suitable for a diverse range of applications.There is a design for terminating 28 as part of its basic configuration.There is a base part number of 10E156 which can also be used in order to locate the logic switch that are related to this item.The multiplexer's system works with 5V voltage.Currently, this turn signal switch has a total of 28 component pins.As the end of conductors, it uses J BEND.Dual is employed as its supply type.A total of 28 pins are configured on this board.The multiplexer ic is mounted in the direction of Surface Mount.The logic switch is a member of the 10E family.Signal multiplexer provides 3 bits.In order to avoid some unnecessary failures, you should maintain a maximum supply voltage (Vsup) of 5.7V.During mux switch's normal operation, -5.2V is provided with a power supply.This multiplexer is equipped with 12 inputs and 12 outputs.On the multiplexers, 4 input lines are provided for accepting voltage levels.

MC10E156FNG Features

Supplied in the 28-LCC (J-Lead) package
Adopting a supply type of Dual
Power supplies of -5.2V
4 input lines

MC10E156FNG Applications

There are a lot of ON Semiconductor MC10E156FNG Signal Switches / Multiplexers / Decoders applications.

• Decimal decoder
• Control unit of Central Processing unit (CPU)
• Solenoid cooling fan
• Data distribution
• Time division multiplexing system
• Encrypted communications system
• Microprocessor input/output systems
• Idle motor
• Electronic circuits
• Automatic health monitoring systems