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DG417CJ+ Übersicht

The Maxim Integrated DG417CJ+ is a single-pole single-throw (SPST) precision CMOS analog switch with a typical on-resistance of 35 ohm, supplied in an 8-pin PDIP package. It is designed for low-voltage analog signal routing in test, measurement, communication, and instrumentation systems. The device provides one independently controlled switch path, complementary switching behavior, low charge injection, and bidirectional signal conduction. According to the manufacturer datasheet, the DG417 family also guarantees on-resistance matching within 3 ohm maximum between switches and on-resistance flatness within 4 ohm maximum across the signal range.

An analog switch is a semiconductor device that routes an analog voltage or current between circuit nodes under digital control. In system terms, an analog switch belongs to the interface IC category, where it connects to multiplexers, sample-and-hold circuits, and signal-conditioning networks. Unlike a mechanical relay, the DG417CJ+ changes state electronically without moving mechanical contacts, allowing compact, reliable, and fast signal-path control.

The DG417CJ+ offers a rated on-resistance of 35 ohm, low charge injection, low power consumption, and an ESD tolerance of 2000 V. Its precision monolithic CMOS construction supports consistent switching behavior over the usable signal range. The switch operates equally well in either signal direction, making it useful where the source and destination roles can reverse during a measurement or test sequence.

The device is available in a commercial temperature grade, and the 8-pin PDIP package is suitable for through-hole assembly, prototype boards, educational laboratories, and legacy industrial equipment. The DG417C version is the leaded commercial-temperature option; the '+' ordering suffix identifies the modern ordering designation used for the same device family. A companion DG417DJ and related MAX4504 devices use comparable 8-pin DIP configurations, but control polarity, voltage limits, and operating-temperature ranges must be confirmed before substitution.

Typical uses include routing sensors to a measurement amplifier, selecting inputs in automated test systems, switching references in laboratory equipment, and controlling analog signal paths in communication hardware. Because the device presents about 35 ohm in the closed state, it is best suited to moderate-impedance analog nodes rather than high-current power switching or low-impedance precision-adcitor front ends where switch resistance would degrade accuracy.

For layout, keep the analog signal traces short and connect the supply pins to a low-impedance ground plane. Place any bypass capacitor close to the device, avoid routing control signals beneath sensitive analog nets, and confirm that the switched voltage remains within the datasheet limits. The maximum and recommended operating voltages, supply current, leakage current, switching time, and temperature limits should be taken directly from the manufacturer datasheet for the selected part variant.

This page combines package, pin, application, and substitution information with practical PCB and signal-integrity guidance. It is intended to help engineers confirm whether the DG417CJ+ fits a legacy analog-routing design before ordering a new PCB.

Drop-in-Alternativen für DG417CJ+ – gleiches Gehäuse, Pin-kompatibel. Bauteile mit anderem Gehäuse, die eine PCB-Überarbeitung erfordern, sind ausgeschlossen.

MAX4504CPA

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-pin PDIP
Documented as a complete replacement with consistent terminals and package; verify control polarity and supply ratings

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

DG417DJ-E3

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-pin PDIP
Same DG417 SPST function in an 8-pin leaded configuration; temperature-grade marking and supply limits differ

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

ADG417BNZ

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-pin PDIP
Lower on-resistance than the DG417CJ+, with otherwise comparable SPST precision CMOS switching

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

DG417CJ+ Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften

Switch Type Single-pole single-throw (SPST)
Number of Switches 1 circuit
On-Resistance 35 ohm
On-Resistance Matching Between Switches 3 ohm maximum
On-Resistance Flatness Over Signal Range 4 ohm maximum
Signal Direction Bidirectional
Device Technology Monolithic CMOS
Charge Injection Low
ESD Tolerance 2000 V
Power Consumption Low
Temperature Grade Commercial
Gehäuse 8-pin PDIP
Montageart Through-hole
Number of Terminals 8
Package Shape Rectangular
Surface Mount No

DG417CJ+ Pin-Konfiguration

DIP-8 Package Pinout Diagram DIP-8 8-pin dual inline, 7.62mm pitch, JEDEC MS-001. 1 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 DIP-8
Pin 1 S1 — Switch terminal 1
Pin 2 D1 — Switch terminal 2
Pin 3 V+ — Positive supply
Pin 4 V- — Ground or negative supply
Pin 5 D2 — Switch terminal 3
Pin 6 S2 — Switch terminal 4
Pin 7 NC — Not connected
Pin 8 ON — Logic control input

Typische Anwendungen

DG417CJ+ ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: Automated Test Equipment Signal Routing, Precision Measurement Front Ends, Laboratory Reference Selection, Sensor Multiplexing in Industrial Controls, Communication and Data-Acquisition Systems, Legacy Instrumentation and Educational Prototypes.

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Automated Test Equipment Signal Routing

The DG417CJ+ is suitable for routing test nodes under sequencer control in automated test equipment. Its single SPST path, 35 ohm on-resistance, and bidirectional conduction let a controller connect a DUT or fixture signal to a measurement chain without mechanical switching delay. The DG417 family also provides low charge injection, which reduces unwanted transient movement when the control input changes state. For impedance-sensitive measurements, account for the 35 ohm series resistance in the error budget or select a lower-resistance switch. The 8-pin PDIP package also makes the part practical for legacy ATE fixtures and through-hole interface boards.

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Precision Measurement Front Ends

The DG417CJ+ can select a sensor, reference, or calibration signal before it reaches a measurement amplifier. Bidirectional conduction makes it practical where a source and an instrument must exchange roles during calibration. Low charge injection is valuable in high-impedance instrumentation because it limits the voltage step injected when the control input toggles. However, the 35 ohm on-resistance must be considered relative to the source impedance; if it introduces more than the allowable measurement error, choose a lower-resistance precision switch such as the ADG417BNZ.

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Laboratory Reference Selection

The DG417CJ+ allows a laboratory instrument to select among voltage references or calibration inputs with a logic-controlled analog path. Because the switch conducts equally well in either direction, it can also support bidirectional loop connections in bench instruments. Its monolithic CMOS design and specified on-resistance matching of 3 ohm maximum help keep channel behavior repeatable across signal levels. Keep the switched node impedance high enough that the 35 ohm path resistance does not obscure the reference accuracy, and place bypass capacitance close to the device to keep supply noise from modulating the analog signal.

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Sensor Multiplexing in Industrial Controls

The DG417CJ+ can implement a basic analog selection stage in industrial monitoring equipment, connecting one of several externally multiplexed sensor lines to a common amplifier or controller input. Its commercial-grade monolithic CMOS construction, low power consumption, and SPDT-family switching characteristics suit compact control boards. Because the 35 ohm on-resistance adds to the sensor impedance, choose amplifier biasing that avoids leakage errors and verify the sensor output range against the device voltage limits. The through-hole 8-pin PDIP package is particularly convenient for legacy control boards assembled with mixed through-hole and surface-mount components.

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Communication and Data-Acquisition Systems

The DG417CJ+ is useful for analog loopback, channel isolation, and signal-path selection in communication and data-acquisition equipment. Bidirectional operation allows the same switch to connect a source to a receiver or return a line toward a transmitter. Low charge injection limits transient coupling into adjacent high-impedance circuitry, while the 35 ohm on-resistance is acceptable for many moderate-impedance acquisition stages. Route the switched traces away from clocks and high-energy digital nets, and provide a stable local ground return so switching transients do not create errors in the acquisition channel.

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Legacy Instrumentation and Educational Prototypes

The 8-pin PDIP package makes the DG417CJ+ straightforward to install on prototype boards, educational instruments, and maintenance-designed analog control boards. The single SPST topology allows a technician or controller to connect, disconnect, or isolate a signal path with a logic command. Its bidirectional behavior and 35 ohm on-resistance suit general-purpose low-current routing rather than power distribution. When repairing an existing instrument, verify the control polarity and pin mapping against the original schematic because similarly packaged switch ICs may use different logic conventions or terminal assignments.

What is the DG417CJ+ used for?
The DG417CJ+ is a precision single-pole single-throw CMOS analog switch used to route one analog signal path under logic control. Its 35 ohm on-resistance, bidirectional conduction, low charge injection, and 2000 V ESD tolerance suit test equipment, measurement systems, signal conditioners, and legacy analog interfaces. The manufacturer datasheet describes it as part of the DG417/DG418/DG419 precision monolithic CMOS analog-switch family.
How many switches and pins does the DG417CJ+ have?
The DG417CJ+ contains one SPST switch and is packaged in an 8-pin PDIP. The switch provides a single normally open signal path controlled by a logic-level input. The 8-pin leaded package is intended for through-hole assembly. Use the pin-description table in the manufacturer datasheet when assigning PCB nets and checking the orientation of pin 1.
What is the on-resistance of the DG417CJ+?
The DG417CJ+ has a rated on-resistance of 35 ohm. The manufacturer also specifies on-resistance matching within 3 ohm maximum between switches and on-resistance flatness within 4 ohm maximum over the signal range for the DG417 family. Because the 35 ohm resistance adds to the source impedance, keep the switched node impedance high enough that the switch does not dominate measurement accuracy.
Is DG417CJ+ a mechanical relay or a solid-state switch?
The DG417CJ+ is a solid-state CMOS analog switch, not a mechanical relay. It changes the signal path electronically and contains no moving contacts, which supports compact, repeatable operation in analog-routing systems. Its low power consumption and low charge injection make it suitable for controlled instrumentation, while the 35 ohm on-resistance limits its suitability for high-current or very low-impedance paths.
Where can I download the DG417CJ+ datasheet PDF?
The manufacturer datasheet is available from Analog Devices at https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/dg417-dg419.pdf. It covers the DG417, DG418, and DG419 families, including recommended operating conditions, electrical characteristics, switching behavior, pin descriptions, and application information. Download the PDF and confirm the ordering code and temperature grade before releasing a PCB.
Where can I find the DG417CJ+ pinout?
The DG417CJ+ uses an 8-pin PDIP layout with pin 1 identified by the standard DIP notch convention. Use the manufacturer datasheet pin-description table when assigning analog, control, supply, and ground nets. The eight pins comprise the two switch terminals, control input, positive supply, ground, and no-connect positions described in the family datasheet.
What is the difference between DG417CJ+ and MAX4504CPA?
The DG417CJ+ and MAX4504CPA are both 8-pin leaded single-pole analog switches, and a component comparison identifies the MAX4504CPA as a complete replacement with consistent terminals and packages. Their internal control behavior and electrical ratings should still be compared in the individual datasheets before substitution. Confirm logic polarity, supply range, switching time, and overvoltage tolerance.
What is the difference between DG417CJ+ and ADG417BNZ?
The ADG417BNZ is a modern 8-pin SPST precision monolithic CMOS analog switch with the same basic function as the DG417CJ+. It offers a lower on-resistance than the DG417 family, which can be advantageous for precision measurement nodes. Verify the exact control polarity, supply voltage, pin assignment, and signal-level limits before treating it as a drop-in replacement.
When should I choose the DG417CJ+ instead of a newer analog switch?
Choose the DG417CJ+ when maintaining an existing 8-pin PDIP design, a legacy test fixture, or a prototype whose footprint and control logic are already established. Its 35 ohm on-resistance makes it less attractive than lower-resistance modern CMOS switches for precision measurement front ends. A newer device is preferable when board area, switching speed, leakage, or current capability drives the design.
Can the DG417CJ+ be used for a precision ADC input?
The DG417CJ+ can switch a moderate-impedance analog signal into an ADC, but its 35 ohm on-resistance may reduce accuracy when the ADC input has very low impedance. Choose a lower-resistance, low-charge-injection switch when the source impedance is low or the conversion requires high gain. Keep the trace short and place any acquisition amplifier close to the ADC to minimize additional errors.
Is the DG417CJ+ suitable for high-current switching?
The DG417CJ+ is intended for low-current analog signal routing rather than power switching. Its 35 ohm on-resistance causes substantial voltage drop as current increases, and heating becomes significant in proportion to I-squared-R loss. Use a power MOSFET, power switch IC, or relay when the path must carry high current or dissipate appreciable power.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the DG417CJ+?
The closest documented replacements are the MAX4504CPA, ADG417BNZ, and DG417DJ-E3, all associated with the DG417CJ+ in 8-pin leaded configurations. Compatibility must be confirmed against supply voltage, control polarity, switch terminal arrangement, and operating temperature. No drop-in substitute should be installed without comparing its datasheet with the original design requirements.
How much does the DG417CJ+ cost?
Current commercial pricing for the DG417CJ+ is best confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Legacy analog-switch inventory can vary by quantity and sourcing condition, so a single historical figure may not reflect current availability. Request the quantity, target delivery date, and required packaging so the quotation reflects the actual production need.
Where can I buy the DG417CJ+ online?
The DG417CJ+ can be requested for quotation through the Request a Quote form on this page. Provide the required quantity, reel or tube preference, target date, and destination country for a production response. Confirm lifecycle status and any date-code requirements before placing a scheduled order for a long-life industrial program.
What is the lead time for the DG417CJ+?
The current lead time for the DG417CJ+ is confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Availability for a legacy PDIP device can depend on manufacturer inventory, incoming supply, and required quantity. State your annual usage and requested delivery window so the supplier can evaluate a sustainable supply plan rather than a single spot order.
What are the key specifications of DG417CJ+ that engineers should know?
The essential DG417CJ+ specifications are one SPST switch, 35 ohm on-resistance, 3 ohm maximum on-resistance matching, 4 ohm maximum flatness, bidirectional conduction, low charge injection, low power consumption, and 2000 V ESD tolerance. The device is a commercial-temperature monolithic CMOS part in an 8-pin PDIP package. Confirm supply and signal voltage limits in the manufacturer datasheet before applying it.
What can replace the DG417CJ+ in an 8-pin PDIP design?
The MAX4504CPA is a documented leaded alternative with consistent terminals and packages, while the ADG417BNZ and DG417DJ-E3 are comparable SPST analog-switch options. These choices cover the 8-pin DIP form factor, but control polarity and electrical ratings must be checked individually. A footprint match alone does not guarantee a functional drop-in replacement.

Technische Referenzdaten für DG417CJ+ – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose the DG417CJ+ when maintaining a legacy 8-pin PDIP analog-routing board or building a through-hole prototype that requires one SPST path with about 35 ohm on-resistance. It is appropriate for general test, instrumentation, and signal-selection circuits where low charge injection and bidirectional conduction are useful. Choose MAX4504CPA when you need a documented like-for-like leaded replacement and have verified control polarity and electrical limits. Choose DG417DJ-E3 for another DG417-family leaded configuration after checking its temperature-grade designation. Choose ADG417BNZ when lower on-resistance is more important than preserving a legacy DG417 implementation. For power switching, high-current loads, very low-impedance ADC inputs, or signals requiring faster switching, select a device rated for those requirements instead.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt MAX4504CPA DG417DJ-E3 ADG417BNZ
Brand Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated Analog Devices
Package 8-pin PDIP 8-pin PDIP 8-pin PDIP 8-pin PDIP
Switch Configuration SPST, 1 circuit SPST SPST SPST

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Established 8-pin leaded SPST implementation (vs. ADG417BNZ)
  • Documented precision matching within the DG417 family (vs. MAX4504CPA)
  • Low charge injection for controlled analog transitions (vs. ADG417BNZ)

Designhinweise

Treat the 35 ohm on-resistance as part of the signal-path impedance. In a divider formed by the source impedance and switch resistance, the switch can introduce a measurable gain error even though it is bidirectional and low-injection. For high-impedance sensors, confirm that the leakage current and parasitic capacitance of the selected amplifier and switch remain small compared with the signal being measured.

Follow the 8-pin PDIP pin sequence and the standard DIP pin-1 notch when laying out the board. Keep the analog terminals close to their source and destination components, provide a continuous ground reference beneath the analog area, and place the device supply bypass capacitor near its supply pin. Separate the logic-control trace from sensitive analog nets to reduce capacitive switching injection.

Do not treat every SPST switch in an 8-pin DIP as an automatic replacement. Verify control polarity, supply voltage range, signal-level limits, and terminal naming against the original schematic. The MAX4504CPA is identified as a complete replacement in the comparison listing, but the DG417DJ-E3 and ADG417BNZ still require individual datasheet review before installation in safety-critical or high-voltage equipment.

Compliance-Informationen

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Bleifrei
Unknown
Halogenfrei
Unknown
Konfliktmineralien
Unknown

The commercial-temperature DG417CJ+ is a conventional analog switch rather than an automotive-qualified product. No specific RoHS, REACH, lead-free, or halogen-free declaration was identified for this ordering code.

Daten verifiziert am: 2026-11-05 – Daten geprüft und kuratiert vom Bauteil-Engineering-Team von XAIPART

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