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The MC74HC4066ADR2G is a quad analog switch manufactured by onsemi, utilizing high-performance silicon-gate CMOS technology. It features four independent bilateral switches capable of controlling analog and digital voltages across the full power-supply range from VCC to GND. The device operates with a supply voltage (VCC) between 2.0 V and 12.0 V. Key electrical parameters include a maximum ON resistance (Ron) of 120 Ω at 12 V supply, propagation delays ranging from 10 ns to 80 ns depending on voltage, and an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. It is housed in a SOIC-14 package.
Verify the specific ordering suffix 'R2G' corresponds to the SOIC-14 tape and reel packaging configuration. Confirm RoHS compliance status as indicated in the manufacturer's documentation. Ensure the component meets the required automotive or industrial qualification standards if applicable to the design environment.
Select this component for applications requiring low crosstalk and wide bandwidth within a single supply voltage range. Consider the maximum ON resistance variation across different supply voltages when designing precision analog paths. Verify that the control logic levels match the system's CMOS or LSTTL interface requirements.
This part belongs to the MC74HC4066A series of quad analog switches. It serves as a modern replacement for older metal-gate CMOS devices like the MC14016 and MC14066, offering superior performance characteristics such as reduced ON resistance non-linearity and faster propagation delays while maintaining pin compatibility.
MC74HC4066ADG
The maximum ON resistance decreases as the supply voltage increases. At 12.0 V, the maximum Ron is 120 Ω, whereas at 2.0 V, it can reach up to 200 Ω under specific test conditions.
Unused analog inputs and outputs may be left floating, but it is advisable to tie them to VCC or GND through a low-value resistor to minimize crosstalk and feedthrough noise pickup.
The device includes internal diode protection, but for anticipated voltage transients exceeding the supply rails, external fast-turn-on diodes or Mosorbs are recommended to absorb current surges during clipping.