Quick Design Question!?

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urawzrd

Joined Mar 20, 2019
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Hello, I have a circuit design question I would like to ask:

Assuming I am passing a certain analog signal to a very large loading through an analog transmission-gate/switch, is there any difference between using 1 very large sized T-gate (e.g. 100/0.1) versus say N number of smaller standard sized T-gates (e.g. 100 * 1/0.1) ?

What is the difference if any and which one would be better for driving the signal?
 

MrChips

Joined Oct 2, 2009
30,823
Your question is not clear.
You need to provide more specific information such as:

What is the voltage level of the signal?
What is the output impedance of the driver?
What is the part number of the driver?
What is your definition of a very large load?
What is the part number of the transmission gate?
What is the meaning of 100/0.1 T-gate?
What is the value (resistance) of the load?
 

Thread Starter

urawzrd

Joined Mar 20, 2019
2
No, this is a simple question. Assume ideal case where both options can drive the loading. Is there a difference between using 1 single larger t-gate versus multiple smaller t-gates. Effective size of both are the same. Any difference?
 
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