Overview

Features and Benefits

  • Low RON 0.62Ω
  • High continuous current of up to 847mA
  • Flat RON across signal range, 0.003Ω
  • Improved balance between on resistance and on capacitance
  • 1.8V Logic compatibility
  • 16-lead, 4mm × 4mm LFCSP
  • Pin to pin compatible with the ADG5404
  • Fully specified at ±20V and +36V
  • Operational with asymmetric power supplies
  • VSS to VDD − 2V analog signal range

Product Details

The EVAL-ADG6404 is the evaluation board for the ADG6404. The ADG6404 is an analog 4:1 multiplexer. The ADG6404 switches one of four inputs to a common output, D, as determined by the 3-bit binary address line, A0, A1, and EN. For use in multiplexer applications, switches exhibit break-before-make switching action.

Each switch conducts equally well in both directions when on, and each switch has an input signal range that extends from VSS to VDD − 2 V. When the switches are disabled, signal levels up to the supplies are blocked. The ADG6404 does not have a VL pin. The digital inputs are compatible with 1.8V logic inputs over the full-operating supply range. The on-resistance profile is very flat over the full-analog input range, which ensures good linearity and low distortion when switching audio signals.

Figure 1 in the user guide shows the EVAL-ADG6404 evaluation board. The ADG6404 is located in the center of the evaluation board and wire screw terminals are provided to connect to each of the source and drain pins. Three screw terminals power the device and a fourth terminal provides users with a defined digital logic-supply voltage, if required. Alternatively, the digital logic-supply voltage can be supplied from the ADP7142 that is on the board. The EVAL-ADG6404 can also be controlled via an Arduino board, if desired.

Full specifications on the ADG6404 are available in the ADG6404 data sheet available from Analog Devices, Inc., and must be consulted with this user guide when using the EVAL-ADG6404 evaluation board.

Applicable Parts

Getting Started

  • DC voltage source
    • ±22 V for dual-supply
    • 39.6 V for single-supply
  • Optional digital logic supply
  • Analog signal source
  • Method to measure voltage, such as a digital multimeter (DMM) or oscilloscope