The TMUX7462F is a four-channel protector that can
be placed on the front end of a signal path to
protect sensitive components downstream from
damage caused by overvoltage faults. Each of the 4
channels has an internal switch that is turned-off
automatically upon occurrence of an overvoltage
fault without the need of external controls. This
simplifies robust system level protection designs
by removing the need for control signals for each
channel of the device. The overvoltage protection
is available in powered and powered-off
conditions, making the TMUX7462F suitable for
applications where power supply sequencing cannot
be precisely controlled.
The switch channels remain in the high impedance state (regardless of switch input conditions) when the devices power supplies are floating, grounded, or at a level that is below the undervoltage (UV) threshold. If the signal level on any Sx pin exceeds the fault supply (V FP or V FN) by a threshold voltage (V T), then the Sx pin becomes high impedance and an output fault flag is asserted low to indicate a fault condition under normal operation. The drain pin (Dx) is either pulled to the fault supply voltage that was exceeded or left floating depending on the DR control logic.
The device operates with dual supplies (±5 V to
±22 V), a single supply (8 V to 44 V), or asymmetric supplies. The low and flat
on-resistance of the device makes the TMUX7462F an excellent solution for data
acquisition applications where excellent linearity and low distortion is
critical.
The TMUX7462F is a four-channel protector that can
be placed on the front end of a signal path to
protect sensitive components downstream from
damage caused by overvoltage faults. Each of the 4
channels has an internal switch that is turned-off
automatically upon occurrence of an overvoltage
fault without the need of external controls. This
simplifies robust system level protection designs
by removing the need for control signals for each
channel of the device. The overvoltage protection
is available in powered and powered-off
conditions, making the TMUX7462F suitable for
applications where power supply sequencing cannot
be precisely controlled.
The switch channels remain in the high impedance state (regardless of switch input conditions) when the devices power supplies are floating, grounded, or at a level that is below the undervoltage (UV) threshold. If the signal level on any Sx pin exceeds the fault supply (V FP or V FN) by a threshold voltage (V T), then the Sx pin becomes high impedance and an output fault flag is asserted low to indicate a fault condition under normal operation. The drain pin (Dx) is either pulled to the fault supply voltage that was exceeded or left floating depending on the DR control logic.
The device operates with dual supplies (±5 V to
±22 V), a single supply (8 V to 44 V), or asymmetric supplies. The low and flat
on-resistance of the device makes the TMUX7462F an excellent solution for data
acquisition applications where excellent linearity and low distortion is
critical.