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To best meet customer application objectives, Analog Devices offers a broad array of switches and multiplexers that includes single to multiple switch elements with a variety of signal ranges in a variety of packages. Medical, consumer, communications, automotive, industrial, and instrumentation systems are just a few of the systems that use ADI switches and multiplexers. Analog Switches, Multiplexers, and Demultiplexers are used for the route alteration of the data it carries.
An analog switch can deliver one of two signals to a headphone amplifier, or it can turn on or off an audio signal in response to a MUTE command. CMOS technology integrated circuits are most frequently used for implementation.
Various switches are used in electronic devices for specific purposes, that includes,
Instead of having a device for each input signal, a multiplexer enables several input signals to share a single device or resource, such as an analog-to-digital converter or the transmission of a communication medium. Boolean functions with numerous variables can also be implemented using multiplexers.
There are three major types of Multiplexers, which are given below.
Multiplexers are primarily used in the following ways:
One to many is what a demultiplexer signifies. A circuit with one input and numerous outputs is known as a demultiplexer. Any input can be directed toward the output by using a control signal. One to two, one to four, one to eight, and one to sixteen demultiplexers are a few examples of demultiplexers.