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An electrical component which performs a similar function as a mechanical relay (conducts an analog or digital signal when on but does not conduct when off). Unlike a mechanical relay, however, it has no moving parts, and it may or may not provide galvanic isolation between the control signal and the switching terminals.
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Does the input of a CD4016 need to be baised?
I have a 4016 analog switch with an AC input (in this case, millivolt level.) If I put +9v on Vss and 0v on Vdd, do I have to put a DC bias on the input of the 4016 to make sure the signal doesn't go …
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