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-40℃~+125℃ 1.08V~5.5V 125MHz 14ns 2 42pF 4:1 5ns 5Ω UQFN-16(1.8x2.6) Analog Switches, Multiplexers ROHS
The TMUX1209RSVR is an analog Switches, Multiplexer made by Texas Instruments in a UQFN-16(1.8x2.6) package with 16 pins. -40℃~+125℃ 1.08V~5.5V 125MHz 14ns 2 42pF 4:1 5ns 5Ω UQFN-16(1.8x2.6) Analog Switches, Multiplexers ROHS.
PCBKit's library has its KiCad symbol (EasyEDA_Cloud:TMUX1209RSVR, from EasyEDA) and its footprint (Package_DFN_QFN:UQFN-16_1.8x2.6mm_P0.4mm, from KiCad's library), ready for a KiCad board. 1,866 are in stock at JLCPCB (part C2863367). 1 open-source board in 1 repository on GitHub use it.
| Pin | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | N.C. | Unspecified |
| 2 | S1A | Unspecified |
| 3 | S2A | Unspecified |
| 4 | S3A | Unspecified |
| 5 | S4A | Unspecified |
| 6 | DA | Unspecified |
| 7 | DB | Unspecified |
| 8 | S4B | Unspecified |
| 9 | S3B | Unspecified |
| 10 | S2B | Unspecified |
| 11 | S1B | Unspecified |
| 12 | VDD | Unspecified |
| 13 | GND | Unspecified |
| 14 | A1 | Unspecified |
| 15 | A0 | Unspecified |
| 16 | EN | Unspecified |
dorythecat/GlasgowICAdapter
I wanted an adapter board to be able to use my ICs with my Glasgow Interface Explorer, without having to manually connect the leads one by one. It also adds some neat features.
Yes. The symbol is EasyEDA_Cloud:TMUX1209RSVR and the footprint Package_DFN_QFN:UQFN-16_1.8x2.6mm_P0.4mm, both drawn on this page. PCBKit places them on a board for you when you design with it.
UQFN-16(1.8x2.6), with 16 pins. Its footprint is drawn on this page.
Texas Instruments publishes it: the Datasheet link on this page opens it.
JLCPCB lists it as part C2863367, with 1,866 in stock; the sellers' links on this page open their listings.
Parts like it in the library: the TMUX1112RSVR by Texas Instruments, the HD3SS3202RSVR by Texas Instruments, the DG2788ADN-T1-GE4 by Vishay Intertechnology and the UM3670A by Union Semiconductor. Check their datasheets: a part that fits the footprint may still differ in its ratings.
1 board in 1 repository on GitHub; the most starred are listed on this page, with their KiCad files.