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The MC74LVX4051DR2 is an analog multiplexer/demultiplexer manufactured by onsemi, utilizing high-performance silicon-gate CMOS technology. It features a single-pole eight-throw (SP8T) configuration with three digital channel-select inputs and an active-high enable pin. The device operates within a digital power supply range of 2.5 V to 6.0 V and supports analog signals across a split supply range of ±3.0 V. Key electrical parameters include a maximum propagation delay of 40 ns at 2.5 V, a maximum ON resistance of 86 Ω at 3.0 V, and a bandwidth of 80 MHz. It is housed in a SOIC-16 package.
Verify the specific ordering suffix DR2 corresponds to the SOIC-16 tape and reel packaging format containing 2500 units per reel. Confirm that the component meets RoHS compliance standards as indicated by the manufacturer's Pb-Free strategy documentation. Ensure the procurement source provides valid traceability for the assembly location and wafer lot codes printed on the device marking.
Select this component when a low ON resistance and high linearity are required for analog signal paths operating between 2.5 V and 6.0 V. It is suitable for applications needing break-before-make timing to avoid cross-conduction. Consider the SOIC-16 package dimensions and thermal resistance values if heat dissipation is a constraint in the design environment.
This part belongs to the MC74LVX4051 series of analog multiplexers. It shares pinout compatibility with devices such as the LVX8051, HC4051A, and metal-gate MC14051B. The DR2 suffix specifically denotes the SOIC-16 package variant supplied in tape and reel format, distinguishing it from rail-packaged versions like the D or DG suffixes.
Direct functional substitutes include the MC74LVX4051DG for rail-packaged equivalents. Other manufacturers offer compatible parts such as the SN74LV4051ADR from Texas Instruments, which maintains similar SP8T functionality and pinout configurations.
The analog inputs/outputs can swing between the positive supply voltage (VCC) and the negative supply voltage (VEE), provided the difference between VCC and VEE does not exceed 6.0 V.
Unused analog inputs/outputs may be left floating. However, tying them to VCC or GND through a low-value resistor is recommended to minimize crosstalk and feedthrough noise.
If voltage transients exceeding VCC or falling below VEE are anticipated on the analog channels, external Germanium or Schottky diodes are recommended to absorb current surges during clipping.