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| university:tools:m1k:alice-cd4051-analog-mux-ug [03 May 2021 19:24] – [Building the Mux] Doug Mercer | university:tools:m1k:alice-cd4051-analog-mux-ug [03 May 2021 20:05] – [Building the Mux] Doug Mercer | ||
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| It is important to note that the manufacturer has included a jumper, JP1, on the top side of the board, which shorts VEE to GND. The board ships with this shorted so connecting VEE to GND externally may not be necessary. | It is important to note that the manufacturer has included a jumper, JP1, on the top side of the board, which shorts VEE to GND. The board ships with this shorted so connecting VEE to GND externally may not be necessary. | ||
| - | Connecting the S2 address input to GND rather than +5 V will switch to using the other four Y0, Y1, Y2, Y3 Mux inputs. | + | Connecting the S2 address input to GND rather than +5 V will switch to using the other four Y0, Y1, Y2, Y3 Mux inputs. IF the E enable input is grounded and PIO 2 is used drive the S2 input then the Mux Enable check box can be used to switch between the two groups of four inputs. |
| =====Be Aware when using Chop Sweep Mode===== | =====Be Aware when using Chop Sweep Mode===== | ||
university/tools/m1k/alice-cd4051-analog-mux-ug.txt · Last modified: 08 Apr 2022 20:05 by Doug Mercer