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DG444DJ+ - Quad SPST Analog Switch, 85 ohm, 16-DIP

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10 V to 30 V Vdss 80 pA maximum Id 85 ohm maximum Rds(on) 16-pin PDIP Package
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DG444DJ+ Übersicht

The Analog Devices DG444DJ+ is a quad SPST CMOS analog switch with four independent normally open switches, an 85 ohm maximum on-resistance, and a 16-pin PDIP package. The device supports positive and negative supply voltages from ±4.5 V to ±20 V, corresponding to a 10 V to 30 V total supply range, and operates across the industrial temperature range. Its four channels can route bipolar analog signals while TTL- and CMOS-compatible control inputs simplify interfacing with digital control logic.

An analog switch is a solid-state semiconductor device that connects or isolates circuit nodes under digital control. The DG444 belongs to the CMOS analog-switch family within the broader interface-IC hierarchy. Unlike mechanical relays, it operates without moving contacts, allowing faster switching, compact integration, and low control-power consumption. This quad SPST arrangement is useful wherever several independent analog paths must be sampled, routed, or isolated.

Key features include four independent SPST channels, low on-resistance, low leakage, fast switching, low power consumption, and TTL/CMOS-compatible logic inputs. According to the manufacturer datasheet, the on-resistance matching between switches is limited to 4 ohms maximum, while guaranteed on-resistance flatness across the signal range is limited to 9 ohms maximum. These characteristics improve channel-to-channel consistency and reduce gain variation when the same switch type is used in multiple signal paths.

The DG444 family is built to provide predictable operation in precision analog systems. On-resistance matching limits channel mismatch, while low leakage helps preserve weakly driven signals when a channel is disconnected. Fast switching action supports measurement, test, and sampling systems in which the control system must select a new source quickly. Because the switches are CMOS devices, control inputs can operate from standard digital logic families, allowing a microcontroller or programmable logic device to manage channel selection.

Typical uses include sample-and-hold circuits, test and measurement systems, multiplexed instrumentation, battery-powered test equipment, and signal-routing modules. The four normally open switches can independently connect an external analog node to one of four internal or external destinations. In bidirectional signal paths, the switch conducts equally well in either direction, which supports measurement and audio-oriented circuits where the signal source may change.

For PCB design, place the DG444DJ+ close to the routed analog nodes to minimize trace capacitance and pickup. Keep high-impedance paths short, provide a stable ground reference, and route digital control traces away from sensitive analog inputs. Check supply decoupling at the IC and ensure control signals remain within the datasheet limits during power-up and power-down.

This page combines the DG444 family specifications, verified source links, same-package drop-in candidates, application guidance, and design considerations to help engineers evaluate the DG444DJ+ before integrating it into a new analog-routing design.

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Varianten dieser Serie

Modelle derselben Serie, die drop-in-kompatibel sind mit DG444DJ+ (gleiche Bauform und Footprint) – abweichend in Switch Configuration.

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Switch Configuration: 4 × SPST, normally closed
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DG444DJ

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-pin PDIP
Base DG444 ordering without the plus suffix; maximum on-resistance is 85 ohm in both listings, while manufacturer and ordering conditions require confirmation

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DG444CJ+

✅ Drop-In
Analog Devices
📦 16-pin PDIP
4 × SPST, normally closed · 4 channels · 4 circuits · 1:1 · 85 ohm · 4 ohm maximum · 9 ohm maximum · 10 V to 30 V

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DG444BDJ

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-pin PDIP
Maximum on-resistance is listed as 80 ohm versus 85 ohm for DG444DJ+, a 5.9% reduction, with identical pinout and stated electrical characteristics

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DG444DJ+ Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften

Number of Channels 4 channels
Switch Configuration 4 independent SPST switches
On-Resistance 85 ohm maximum
On-Resistance Matching 4 ohm maximum between switches
On-Resistance Flatness 9 ohm maximum over the signal range
Supply Voltage Range 10 V to 30 V
Dual Supply Operating Range ±4.5 V to ±20 V
Control Logic Compatibility TTL and CMOS compatible
Gehäuse 16-pin PDIP
Montageart Through-hole
Terminal Count 16 terminals
Technology High-voltage silicon-gate CMOS
Switching Time 120 ns tON maximum
Leakage Current 80 pA maximum
Low Power Consumption 22 nW
Latchup Protection Epitaxial layer on high-voltage silicon-gate process

DG444DJ+ 16-pin pdip Pinbelegungsleitfaden

Pinbelegung für DG444DJ+ (16-pin pdip-Gehäuse). Pin-Nummerierung, Funktionen und Anschlussdiagramme sind im Herstellerdatenblatt definiert. Entnehmen Sie diesem den genauen Footprint und Lötrichtlinien.

Pinbelegungsdiagramm für DG444DJ+ im 16-pin pdip-Gehäuse

Keine detaillierten Pinbelegungsdaten verfügbar für DG444DJ+.

Siehe die Datenblatt für die vollständige Pin-Konfiguration.

Typische Anwendungen

DG444DJ+ ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: Multiplexed Instrumentation, Sample-and-Hold Systems, Battery-Powered Test Equipment, Signal Isolation and Routing, Data Acquisition Front Ends, Audio Signal Routing.

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Multiplexed Instrumentation

The DG444DJ+ fits a multiplexed instrumentation front end because it combines four independent SPST channels with an 85 ohm maximum on-resistance and channel matching limited to 4 ohm maximum. The four switches can connect separate sensors or test nodes to a shared measurement amplifier while the control logic selects the active path. Matching helps reduce channel-dependent gain errors, while low leakage of 80 pA maximum protects high-impedance sensor outputs when a channel is open. Use short analog traces and a low-impedance reference return to minimize additional error. Because the switch adds resistance in the signal path, account for that contribution when calculating measurement-system gain and input loading.

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Sample-and-Hold Systems

The DG444DJ+ is suitable for sample-and-hold circuitry because its maximum tON of 120 ns allows the analog path to connect quickly after a control command. Its four normally open SPST switches can be coordinated to isolate a source, connect a sampling capacitor, and reconnect subsequent circuit stages. Low switch leakage of 80 pA maximum reduces unwanted charge loss from a high-impedance holding capacitor, while the 85 ohm maximum on-resistance limits charging time during acquisition. Choose capacitor and buffer values with the switch resistance included in the settling calculation, and keep the holding node physically compact to minimize parasitic pickup.

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Battery-Powered Test Equipment

The DG444DJ+ supports battery-powered test equipment where analog routing must be controlled without excessive standby power. The DG444 family specifies low power consumption of 22 nW and accepts TTL- or CMOS-compatible control inputs, allowing the switches to be managed by a low-power controller. The 10 V to 30 V total supply range supports common laboratory and industrial rail arrangements, including dual supplies from ±4.5 V to ±20 V. Account for the complete power budget at both logic-control states and use rail bypass capacitors close to the device. Verify startup behavior so partially powered control inputs cannot produce an unintended analog connection.

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Signal Isolation and Routing

The DG444DJ+ can isolate and route up to four analog branches in equipment that must prevent unwanted loading between stages. Each SPST switch provides a normally open connection that can be controlled independently, and low leakage of 80 pA maximum helps preserve signals on high-impedance nodes while disconnected. The bidirectional conduction characteristics make the device suitable for signal paths where energy may flow either way, including measurement and audio-related routing. Design the off-state nodes for the maximum expected voltage, preserve a continuous ground path, and use guarded routing around sensitive lines to reduce capacitive coupling from adjacent switch nodes.

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Data Acquisition Front Ends

The DG444DJ+ fits multi-channel data-acquisition designs that require deterministic routing into a common analog front end. Four switches reduce the number of separate physical input paths while the 4 ohm maximum on-resistance matching limits channel-to-channel variation. The 9 ohm maximum flatness specification also helps characterize signal-dependent behavior across the operating range. Place the switch close to the input connector or sensor interface, terminate unused channels in a manner consistent with the source impedance, and keep digital selector traces away from the high-impedance analog inputs. Validate settling after each selection before treating the acquired sample as accurate.

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Audio Signal Routing

The DG444DJ+ can route audio or other low-frequency bipolar signals through four independently controlled SPST channels. Its bidirectional behavior permits signal flow in either direction, and the low-leakage specification helps preserve weakly loaded audio nodes during disconnected intervals. On-resistance matching within 4 ohm maximum reduces differences between switch paths when several sources feed a common output. The switch’s maximum on-resistance of 85 ohm may be significant for low-impedance audio nodes, so buffer the selected path when attenuation or channel variation is important. Keep the routing ground plane continuous and isolate motor, relay, and switching-converter noise from the audio path.

What are the key specifications of DG444DJ+ that engineers should know?
The DG444DJ+ is a quad SPST CMOS analog switch with a maximum on-resistance of 85 ohm, four independent channels, and a 16-pin PDIP package. According to the manufacturer datasheet, it supports total supply voltages from 10 V to 30 V, equivalent to ±4.5 V to ±20 V dual-supply operation. Its switches provide on-resistance matching within 4 ohm maximum and on-resistance flatness within 9 ohm maximum across the signal range. TTL- and CMOS-compatible control inputs, low leakage, and fast switching action make the device suitable for precision analog routing.
Where can I download the DG444DJ+ datasheet PDF?
The official DG444 datasheet and product documentation are available from the Analog Devices DG444 product page at https://www.analog.com/en/products/dg444.html. The page provides the manufacturer data sheet, product selection table, ordering information, and application documentation for the DG444 family. The DG444DJ+ ordering code identifies the 16-pin PDIP package option. When creating a PCB footprint or assigning control and analog pins, use the package drawing and pin-description table in the manufacturer data sheet for the exact ordering code.
Where can I find the DG444DJ+ pinout?
The DG444DJ+ pinout is documented in the manufacturer DG444 data sheet linked from the official DG444 product page. The DG444DJ+ uses a 16-pin PDIP package containing four SPST switch channels, TTL- or CMOS-compatible control inputs, positive and negative supply terminals, and ground. Use the numbered package drawing to identify pin 1 and verify the orientation before routing the board. The full pin-description table in the manufacturer data sheet is the controlling reference for PCB land patterns and signal assignments.
How does the DG444DJ+ compare with the DG444CJ+?
The DG444DJ+ and DG444CJ+ are both improved 16-pin PDIP versions of the quad SPST DG444 family, but the ordering suffix identifies different manufacturer packaging choices. The DG444CJ+ is described as an improved quad SPST analog switch with matching and flatness characteristics comparable to the DG444 family. Both are candidates for a PDIP design, but engineers should compare the complete ordering tables, pin descriptions, temperature grades, and marking conventions before approving a substitution. The physical footprint alone does not guarantee equivalent qualification.
Can DG444DJ+ replace a DG444DJ on the same PCB?
The DG444DJ+ and DG444DJ refer to closely related DG444 family entries, but replacement should be approved against the exact manufacturer ordering table rather than the abbreviated distributor titles. Both are associated with the improved quad SPST DG444 family and the 16-pin PDIP format used by the target. Verify pin orientation, control logic levels, supply ratings, leakage, switching time, and temperature grade in the manufacturer data sheet. This page identifies DG444DJ as a same-package candidate, subject to those full electrical checks.
What is the best Vishay equivalent for DG444DJ+?
The DG444BDJ from Vishay Siliconix is the clearest documented same-package candidate in the available cross-reference material. Its listing states that it is a direct drop-in replacement for the DG444DJ in a 16-DIP package, with identical pinout, footprint, and electrical characteristics. It also supports ±15 V dual supplies and 12 V single supply operation. The listing further identifies matching on-resistance of 80 ohm maximum, leakage, and timing specifications, subject to confirmation against the applicable manufacturer data sheet.
Is the DG444DJ+ suitable for a ±15 V instrumentation signal path?
Yes, the DG444DJ+ is suitable for a ±15 V instrumentation signal path because the DG444 family supports dual supplies from ±4.5 V to ±20 V. Its maximum specified on-resistance is 85 ohm, while on-resistance matching between switches is limited to 4 ohm maximum. Those characteristics help maintain consistent signal attenuation across multiple channels. The circuit must also keep every switched node within the device's absolute maximum ratings and use a supply arrangement compatible with the selected DG444 ordering option.
What can replace DG444DJ+ without changing a 16-DIP PCB?
The documented same-package candidates are DG444DJ, DG444CJ+, and DG444BDJ. DG444DJ represents the base family ordering, DG444CJ+ is an improved PDIP option identified in comparison data, and DG444BDJ is explicitly described as a direct drop-in replacement with an identical 16-DIP footprint and pinout. A complete replacement still requires checking control logic levels, supply voltage, leakage, switching timing, temperature grade, and lifecycle status against the exact datasheet for the proposed part.
When should I choose DG444DJ+ over DG444BDJ?
Choose the DG444DJ+ when its exact Analog Devices or Maxim ordering specification, qualification, and sourcing conditions are required for the design. Choose DG444BDJ when the documentation for that Vishay Siliconix part explicitly supports the required 16-DIP layout and electrical behavior. The DG444BDJ listing reports identical pinout, ±15 V dual-supply capability, and matching 80 ohm maximum on-resistance. Approval should still include a review of temperature grade, lifecycle status, and procurement requirements.
Is DG444DJ+ the same as DG444CJ+?
No. The DG444DJ+ and DG444CJ+ are distinct ordering codes within the improved DG444 quad SPST family and can differ in package code, manufacturer history, marking, qualification, or ordering terms. Both are described with 16-pin PDIP packaging, which makes them mechanically relevant candidates, but mechanical compatibility alone is not enough for equivalence. Compare the electrical tables, pinout, control thresholds, temperature grade, and lifecycle notices in the data sheet for each exact suffix.
How much on-resistance matching does DG444DJ+ provide?
The DG444DJ+ provides on-resistance matching of 4 ohm maximum between switches and on-resistance flatness of 9 ohm maximum over the signal range. According to the manufacturer data sheet, the redesigned DG444 and DG445 devices conduct equally well in either signal direction. Matching limits the channel-to-channel resistance variation that could otherwise create gain or attenuation differences in multiplexed measurements. Flatness specification helps evaluate signal-dependent resistance variation across the selected analog range.
What is the switching speed of DG444DJ+?
The DG444DJ+ family provides a maximum tON of 120 ns according to the manufacturer data sheet. This fast transition supports sampling, test, and measurement systems that must connect a new analog source with minimal dead time. Actual system timing also depends on control-driver edge rate, trace capacitance, the switched source impedance, and the definition of the measurement threshold. Use the datasheet switching-time waveform for the complete timing behavior rather than relying only on the headline 120 ns tON value.
Does DG444DJ+ require TTL-compatible control signals?
The DG444DJ+ accepts TTL- and CMOS-compatible digital control inputs. According to the manufacturer data sheet, the CMOS control architecture makes the device straightforward to use with conventional digital logic and modern programmable controllers. Confirm the control input threshold against the actual supply voltage and temperature range because a signal meeting one logic family at one voltage may not satisfy another family under different conditions. Ensure control states remain valid throughout power-up, switching, and power-down sequences.
How should leakage matter in a DG444DJ+ high-impedance design?
The DG444 family is specified with low leakage of 80 pA maximum, which is important when an off switch must not materially discharge a high-impedance source or measurement node. Leakage also matters when the connected load presents very low input impedance or when source impedance is high enough for picoamp currents to create meaningful errors. PCB contamination, protection-diode leakage, and adjacent-node coupling can outweigh the IC specification, so keep sensitive nodes clean, guarded, and surrounded by suitable routing.
Where can I buy DG444DJ+ and check its lead time?
Use the Request a Quote form on this page to request DG444DJ+ pricing, stock confirmation, and current lead time. The part is listed in production by the manufacturer, but order-on-request inventory can change and should be confirmed for the exact suffix and package code. Provide the required quantity, delivery target, and packing preference in the request. The 16-pin PDIP package selection is part of the DG444DJ+ ordering configuration and should be stated explicitly when seeking supply.
What is the price of DG444DJ+?
The current DG444DJ+ price should be requested through the Request a Quote form on this page. Quote-based purchasing reflects quantity, package suffix, manufacturer distribution, and current inventory, so a static figure may not reflect current supply conditions. Submit the required order quantity and intended ship-to region to receive a current quotation. The DG444 family remains listed as a production product, so requesters should include both a standard lead-time option and any expedite requirement they need.
Is DG444DJ+ in stock?
DG444DJ+ stock should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page using the exact MPN DG444DJ+ and the 16-pin PDIP package requirement. The manufacturer lists the DG444 family as a production product, but that designation does not guarantee a fixed quantity of every orderable suffix at every distributor. Quote requests can confirm current inventory, manufacturer lead time, and permitted shipment quantity. Provide a forecast and safety-stock requirement if production continuity is important.

Technische Referenzdaten für DG444DJ+ – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose the DG444DJ+ for a new 16-pin PDIP design that needs four independent SPST channels, TTL- or CMOS-compatible control, and operation across the DG444 family’s ±4.5 V to ±20 V dual-supply range. Its 85 ohm maximum on-resistance is appropriate when the switched source has sufficient impedance or a downstream buffer isolates the switch resistance. Consider DG444CJ+ when its exact ordering, temperature, and qualification terms better match the project while retaining the same PDIP format. DG444DJ can serve as the base-family option when the selected manufacturer and exact suffix are approved for the design. Choose DG444BDJ when its documented identical pinout and footprint are useful and its listed 80 ohm maximum on-resistance, 12 V single-supply capability, and ±15 V dual-supply capability satisfy the operating envelope. Before releasing any substitution, compare absolute-maximum ratings, control thresholds, switching time, leakage, temperature grade, and lifecycle status against the schematic and environmental requirements.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt DG444DJ DG444CJ+ DG444BDJ
Brand Analog Devices Vishay Intertechnology Analog Devices Vishay Intertechnology
Package 16-pin PDIP 16-pin PDIP - same 16-pin PDIP - same 16-pin PDIP - same
Number of Channels 4 channels 4 channels 4 channels 4 channels
Switch Configuration 4 independent SPST switches 4 independent SPST switches 4 independent SPST switches 4 independent SPST switches

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Improved DG444 family matching (vs. DG444DJ)
  • Documented direct replacement path (vs. DG444BDJ)
  • Dual-supply flexibility (vs. DG444BDJ)
  • Fast four-channel routing (vs. DG444CJ+)

Designhinweise

Place the DG444DJ+ close to the switched analog nodes and route each switch terminal directly to its intended connector or circuit. Keep traces short to limit parasitic capacitance, especially when the source impedance is high. Maintain a continuous ground reference beneath or adjacent to the analog routing, and route digital selector lines away from sensitive inputs. For high-impedance nodes, minimize exposed copper and avoid nearby switching-power nodes to reduce leakage, injection, and pickup errors.

Include the maximum 85 ohm on-resistance when calculating attenuation, charging time, and amplifier-input loading. For a resistive divider formed by the switch and a known load, use the actual resistance under the selected voltage and temperature conditions rather than assuming the minimum value. The 4 ohm maximum matching specification helps compare channels, but each path can still carry a similar absolute resistance. Add a buffer when source impedance is low, the switch resistance is a significant fraction of the load, or channel-dependent gain is critical.

Confirm that the selected DG444DJ+ ordering option supports the intended single- or dual-supply arrangement. The family operates from 10 V to 30 V total supply, with dual operation from ±4.5 V to ±20 V, but exact absolute-maximum limits must be taken from the manufacturer data sheet. Place input bypass capacitors close to the supply pins and provide a low-impedance return for switching current. Define valid control states during startup and shutdown so the analog paths cannot connect unexpectedly while the rails are unsettled.

Do not treat same-package listings as automatically equivalent. Before substituting DG444DJ, DG444CJ+, or DG444BDJ, compare pin orientation, control-input thresholds, supply requirements, leakage, switching timing, absolute-maximum ratings, temperature grade, and lifecycle status. In particular, DG444BDJ is listed with 80 ohm maximum on-resistance and explicit ±15 V dual-supply support, while the target listing identifies 85 ohm maximum resistance and a wider family supply range. Document any intentional operating-point difference.

Compliance-Informationen

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

The manufacturer product page identifies the DG444 family as a production product, but no explicit RoHS, REACH, lead-free, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals declaration appears in the source material.

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