CD4056BM96

CD4056BM96 is a CMOS 4000-series analog switch/multiplexer device. It contains four independent bilateral analog switches that can route analog signals between paired I/O pins under digital control. The BM96 suffix denotes packaging/lot code (common 16-pin DIP/SOIC variants). It’s used for signal routing, sensor multiplexing, and simple front-end switching in instrumentation, audio, and embedded systems. Key considerations: check the datasheet for exact on-resistance, leakage, and voltage ranges (typical supply in the low-to-mid volts range; ensure input signals stay within allowed rails). Advantages include wide voltage tolerance, low power, and easy interfacing with standard logic. Limitations to mind are switch charge injection, leakage, and non-ideal isolation when multiple channels are simultaneously active.

CD4056BM96 is a CMOS analogue switch/multiplexer device from the CD4000 family. Key features (high level):
- CMOS analogue switches for bidirectional signal paths
- Low power consumption
- Wide supply range (typical 3 V to 15 V, compatible with 5 V systems)
- Break-before-make switching behavior
- Low off leakage and good on-resistance characteristics (varies with Vcc)
- Compatible with TTL/CMOS control inputs
- Delivered in a 16‑pin package (BM96 denotes package type)
- Useful for signal routing, multiplexing/demultiplexing, crossbar switching in instrumentation, audio/video, and control applications
Note: For exact electrical specs (on-resistance, leakage, switching times, channels, and recommended operating conditions), refer to the official datasheet.

- Pin count: 16 pins (DIP16/SO16)
- Function: CMOS analog switch/multiplexer device (two independent SPDT analog switches for routing analog signals).

- Manufacturer: Texas Instruments (TI). The CD4000/CD4056 family originated with National Semiconductor and is now produced by TI.
- What kind of company: TI is a multinational American semiconductor company that designs, manufactures, and sells analog and digital integrated circuits and related components for diverse applications.

CD4056BM96 (CD4056B family) is a 4000-series CMOS device. Typical applications include: timing and pulse generation (monostable/one-shot), switch debouncing, pulse stretching and delay lines, basic logic buffering/gating, and low-leakage signal routing or switching in analog/digital paths. It is used in timers, keyboards, simple control logic, and RC timing networks in consumer electronics and embedded projects.

CD4056BM96 comes in a 14‑pin DIP (Plastic DIP, through‑hole) package.