Transmission gates/switches are electronic components that control signal routing in multiplexers by enabling or disabling data paths between inputs and outputs.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Bandwidth | DC-100 MHz | |
| On Resistance | 5-100 ohms | |
| Voltage Range | ±15V to ±20V | |
| Off Resistance | >10^12 ohms | |
| Switching Speed | 10-100 ns | |
| Power Consumption | 1-10 mW | |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
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Transmission gates are solid-state electronic switches that can pass analog and digital signals bidirectionally with minimal voltage drop, while regular mechanical switches have physical contacts and limited switching speed.
Transmission gates use complementary MOSFET pairs to maintain low on-resistance and high linearity, minimizing signal distortion through balanced switching characteristics and proper biasing.
Yes, transmission gates are designed to handle both analog and digital signals effectively, making them versatile components in mixed-signal multiplexing applications.
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