Looking for a cost effective part that is better then the classic 4052 switch.
Requirements:
Rugged part that can handle being used by hobbyists. Dip package preferred for customer replacement.
Steve
Better in what way?
I can't think of anything that will meet your requirements ("improved" CD4052 but not a CD4052).
If not for that last restriction, I would suggest a CD4052. It does exactly what you're asking...
Solder some diodes onto the pins to improve ESD? Beats the hell out of me. Sure, there'll be lower resistance, much faster, possibly more ESD resistant devices out there, of similar layout, but they won't be "cost effective". You're looking for a fourth side on a triangle...
Tim
DG409
2 x 4052 in parallel?
Steve
Could you provide some specs about the circuit itself?
Tim
-- Seven Transistor Labs Electrical Engineering Consultation Website:
again give us a clue as to what way its mismatched
Turns out there are a few 74HC4052 variants shipped that can only handle a 5V upper rail. Replaced it with DG409 and life is good.
Thanks All.
Steve
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