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8 Channel Analogue Multiplexer Module 

Features


• Multiplexes 8 differential channels into 1 
• Can also be used as a 16:2 single-ended multiplexer
• Full -10V to +10V analogue range 
​• Fully over-load protected from -55V to +55V
• Ultra compact
• Low cost

• Works seamlessly with standard ADC/DAC card 
• Easily mounted compact module, supplied with standoffs
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About

One or more 8-Channel Analogue Multiplexer Modules are normally used in conjunction with  the J-Testr ADC/DAC peripheral card to extend the number of ADC and/or DAC channels available in the test system. For example only 8 modules are required to extend the standard 8 differential inputs of the ADC to 64 differential inputs or 128 single ended inputs. More than 8 modules can be added in additional levels of multiplexing to almost endlessly extend the number of channels available. In a similar manner to the ADC the  8-Channel Analogue Multiplexer Modules can be used to extend the DAC channels.

​The compact dimensions (22mm x 35mm) of the module means it can be used very close to the UUT, for example on Connection Cards, or on the J-Testr Interposer. The connector pin-out is designed to easily route into the ADC/DAC peripheral card with minimal effort and maximum efficiency.
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​Locating the multiplexer close to the UUT can significantly reduce the cabling requirements, saving both cost and time, whilst simultaneously giving  improved signal integrity. With the fully integrated -55V to +55V protection the user can be confident that the module is robustly protected against UUT faults.

The module is 100% compatible with the J-Testr ADC/DAC peripheral card’s external multiplexer scanning mechanism.
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Please see the below typical application schematic:
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