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ADG704 family

vtle on Sep 28, 2020

Hello,

I would like to know what is the # between ADG704BRM and ADG704BRMZ? It is only peak temp is different?

Thanks,

Vinh Le

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Stephen_Nugent
Mar 10, 2022 in reply to matthewHanna +1 verified
Hi Matt,

The ADG804 and the ADG1604 are other low voltage, low on resistance 4:1 muxes available in the Analog Device portfolio.

Regards,

Stephen

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0 Stephen_Nugent

on Sep 28, 2020 4:09 PM
Hi Vinh Le,

The ADG704BRMZ is a lead free device while the ADG704BRM isn't lead free.

The ADG704BRM is no longer available from ADI.

Regards,

Stephen
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0 matthewHanna on Mar 7, 2022 6:14 PM in reply to Stephen_Nugent

Hi Stephen,

Wanted to follow up on this to ask if you knew of a good replacement part for the ADG704BRMZ. Is there a good alternative within the same family of multiplexers?

Thanks,

Matt
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+1 Stephen_Nugent

on Mar 10, 2022 6:03 PM in reply to matthewHanna
Hi Matt,

The ADG804 and the ADG1604 are other low voltage, low on resistance 4:1 muxes available in the Analog Device portfolio.

Regards,

Stephen
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on Mar 10, 2022 6:03 PM in reply to matthewHanna
Hi Matt,

The ADG804 and the ADG1604 are other low voltage, low on resistance 4:1 muxes available in the Analog Device portfolio.

Regards,

Stephen
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