I always wonder what switch does what, so here it is:
Vishay also have switches with the DG3xx prefix (and others)
8p:
DG417: SPST normally closed
DG418: SPST normally open
Dg419: SPDT
16p:
DG401: 2 x SPST in DIL16
DG403: 2 x SPDT
Dg405: 2 x linked SPST
Dg408: 1:8 mux
DG409: 2 x Linked 1:4 mux
DG411: 4 switches, normally closed
DG412: 4 switches, normally open
DG413: 4 switches, 2 pos and 2 neg logic, May be used as SPDT/DPDT
NB: Max +/-8V men kan funke med single supply opp til 16v:
Dg4051: 1:8 mux
Dg4052: 2 x linked 1:4 mux
Dg4053: 3 x spdt
28p wide
Dg406: 1:16 mux
Dg407: 2 x Linked 1:8 mux
Dg445 - quad spst - what’s The catch?
Per the 12th of April 2022 I have:
2 x DG403 (dual SPDT)
2 x DG408 (1:8)
1 x DG409 (2 x 1:4)
5 x DG412 (4 x SPST)
1 x DG418 (SPST normally open)
8 x DG419 (SPDT)
Update
I ordered 306 Harris DG413 from Digikey as they were the cheapest I could find (around NOK 8.5). I also ordered 45 DG408 from Farnell, not as cheap, and will order 100 Intersil DG412 from Rs components (around NOK 8.5 too).
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