I'm working on the design of a board which include a lot of Jumpers (around 40). They are used in order to provide a possibility to connect or disconnect parts of the schematics. Signals are all analogic.
As my board is small and I already have quite a lot of components, I'm thinking of a way to reduce the space used by jumpers (header with 2 pins , 2,54mm). It is possible for me to cut a group at a time (lets say, unplug 8 jumpers at time).
I am thinking of using of CMOS switches, such as CD4066, with output control pins themselves drived by jumpers, but I am not sure if it is the best way to go. I am also paying attention to the noise induced.
So my question is, do you have better suggestions to improve space reduction and / or noise induced ?
Additionnal information on signals used : +/-12 Vpp range, 15Hz-100kHz frequency range.