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The MC74HC4053ANG is a triple 2-to-1 analog multiplexer/demultiplexer manufactured by onsemi in the HC4053A series. It utilizes silicon-gate CMOS technology to provide fast switching speeds and low ON resistance. The device features three independent SPDT switches controlled by digital inputs A, B, and C, along with an active-high Enable pin that turns all switches off when HIGH. It operates with a single digital supply voltage (VCC) of 2.0 V to 6.0 V referenced to GND, while the analog signal range spans from VEE to VCC, allowing for dual supplies up to ±6.0 V or a total span of 12.0 V. The component is housed in a 16-pin PDIP package.
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Select this component when a triple 2-to-1 analog switching solution is required within a 16-pin DIP footprint. Verify that the maximum analog voltage swing does not exceed the difference between VCC and VEE. Ensure the control logic voltage levels are compatible with the HC series thresholds or utilize appropriate level shifting for TTL interfaces.
This device belongs to the MC74HC405xA family, which includes the MC74HC4051A (8-channel) and MC74HC4052A (dual 4-channel). All members share identical pinouts and core CMOS architecture but differ in channel count and configuration. The HC4053A specifically provides three independent SPDT switches, offering a middle ground between the simpler HC4051A and the dual-pole HC4052A.
MC74HC4053ADWG
The Enable pin is active-high. When the Enable input is HIGH, all three analog switches are turned off, isolating the common outputs/inputs from the selected channels.
The analog signals can vary across the complete power supply range, from VEE to VCC. The total difference between VCC and VEE can be up to 12.0 V.
Yes, each of the three switches (X, Y, and Z) has its own dedicated channel-select inputs (A, B, and C respectively), allowing for independent control of each path.