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The MUX508IPW is an analog multiplexer manufactured by Texas Instruments, configured as a single 8:1 circuit in a 16-TSSOP package. It operates on a single supply voltage of 10V to 36V or dual supplies of ±5V to ±18V. Key electrical parameters include a maximum on-state resistance of 170 ohms with a channel-to-channel matching of 2.4 ohms. The device features low charge injection of 0.3pC and off-state leakage current of 1nA. Switching times are specified at a maximum of 136ns for turn-on and 75ns for turn-off. It supports an operating temperature range from -40°C to 125°C.
Verify the specific suffix IPW corresponds to the 16-TSSOP tube packaging when sourcing. Confirm that the required on-resistance and switching speed specifications align with the 170-ohm and 136ns/75ns limits defined in the official datasheet. Ensure compatibility with TTL logic thresholds if interfacing directly with standard digital controllers.
Select this component when an 8:1 multiplexing ratio is required alongside low distortion characteristics. The 170-ohm on-resistance suits applications where moderate signal loss is acceptable. Consider the 16-TSSOP footprint for board space constraints. Verify that the 10V minimum single-supply requirement fits the system power architecture compared to lower-voltage alternatives.
This part belongs to the MUX50x family of CMOS analog multiplexers, which also includes the MUX509. While the MUX508 provides a single 8:1 path, the MUX509 offers different configurations such as dual 4:1 channels. Both share similar electrical performance metrics including low leakage and charge injection, designed for precision signal switching in industrial and portable environments.
The MUX508IDR serves as a pin-compatible alternative offering the same electrical specifications but housed in a 16-SOIC package instead of TSSOP. Designers must verify footprint compatibility during substitution. Other members of the MUX50x family may require schematic adjustments due to differing channel configurations.