How Can I Use an Analog Switch to Obtain Specific Waveforms in My Circuit?

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The discussion revolves around the use of an analog switch, specifically the DG201, in a circuit design to obtain specific waveforms. Participants explore alternatives and connections for achieving desired outputs in a simulation environment, focusing on the CD4016 Quad Bilateral Switch as a potential substitute.

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  • Technical explanation, Homework-related, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes a circuit design involving an analog switch DG201 and seeks assistance in obtaining specific waveforms (C and D) from inputs (v(t) and i(t)).
  • Another participant suggests using the CD4016 Quad Bilateral Switch as an alternative, providing a link to its datasheet.
  • A participant requests clarification on how to connect the CD4016, indicating a need for guidance on practical implementation.
  • It is noted that a control signal (Vc) is necessary for the CD4016 to establish connections between input and output, with a recommendation to consult the timing diagrams in the datasheet for speed considerations.
  • One participant expresses confusion regarding the propagation delay time control and its relation to the output signals, seeking confirmation of their understanding.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants appear to agree on the potential use of the CD4016 as an alternative to the DG201, but there is uncertainty regarding the specifics of its implementation and the understanding of propagation delay time control.

Contextual Notes

Participants have not reached a consensus on the exact method for connecting the CD4016 or the implications of propagation delay in their circuit design.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in analog circuit design, particularly those working with analog switches and waveform generation in simulation environments.

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Hi all,

I have a problem with an analog switch DG201 in my analog design circuit. The circuit has 2 input at the early stage, v(t) and i(t). v(t) will be changed into TTL square wave and go through a sample and hold circuit. And the i(t) will be go through the sample and hold circuit as well. The waveform is shown in Figure where waveform A is the v(t) TTL square wave coming out from the opamp. Waveform B is the output of the sample and hold circuit for v(t).
Now my problem is how am i going to obtain the waveform C and D by using the analog switch DG201? I am using labcenter proteus and there is no simulator model of DG201 in my simulation software. Is there any other switch/device can help me to obtain waveform C and D? Help me please. Thanks..
 

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syee10 said:
I am using labcenter proteus and there is no simulator model of DG201 in my simulation software.
Does your simulator have the CD4016 Quad Bilateral Switch?

http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/CD/CD4016BC.pdf"
 
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Yes i have it.. can you briefly explain to me how am i going to connect this Quad Bilateral Switch?
 
You need a control signal (Vc) to make the connection between input and output. You'll need to look at the timing diagrams in the data sheet to see if it will be fast enough for your application.
 
Hi..i have read through the datasheet of CD4016.. but i still dun understand it well @@
Based on my understanding, i need to perform a propagation delay time control to signal output which is in the Figure 1,2 or 3. Am i right?
 

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