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MX0141VA0 - 1:4 High-Speed / Low-Speed Multiplexer Pair

Description

Important: All parameters in this short-form datasheet are prior to device characterization and are currently subject to change.

Final parameters will be updated after device characterization.

The MX0141VA0 is comprised of a high-speed, 1:4 multiplexer (mux) path and a low-speed, 1:4 mux path.

Features

  • 533MT/s.
  • 12-bit bus width, each port.
  • Bidirectional ports.
  • Tri-state for deselected ports.
  • Pin-to-pin output skew < 50ps.
  • Propagation delay < 100ps.
  • Insertion loss < 2dB Low-Speed MUX Features.
  • 50MT/s.
  • 4-bit bus width, each port.
  • Unidirectional ports.
  • Either tri-state or weak pull-up for deselected ports as selected via the FUNC pin Table 1. Characteristics of HS and LS Paths Feature HS Path LS Path Port speed 533MT/s 50MT/s Port siz.

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Datasheet Details

Part number MX0141VA0
Manufacturer IDT
File Size 199.88 KB
Description 1:4 High-Speed / Low-Speed Multiplexer Pair
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1:4 High-Speed / Low-Speed Multiplexer Pair MX0141VA0 Short-Form Datasheet Description Important: All parameters in this short-form datasheet are prior to device characterization and are currently subject to change. Final parameters will be updated after device characterization. The MX0141VA0 is comprised of a high-speed, 1:4 multiplexer (mux) path and a low-speed, 1:4 mux path. The high-speed path is a bidirectional 12-bit port 1:4 mux. The lowspeed path is a unidirectional 4-bit port 1:4 mux. Both high-speed and low-speed paths support SSTL_12 and SSTL_18 signaling. Both paths are controlled in an identical manner using the input control signals: SEL1, SEL0, and EN_B.
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