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DG445CJ+ - 85Ω Quad SPST Analog Switch | Analog Devices

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85 Ω Rds(on) 16-pin PDIP Package
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DG445CJ+ Übersicht

Analog Devices DG445CJ+ is an improved quad, single-pole single-throw analog switch with four independent 1:1 signal paths, 85Ω nominal on-resistance, and a 16-pin PDIP package. The device provides matched switch behavior through a maximum on-resistance matching specification of 4Ω and guaranteed on-resistance flatness of 9Ω maximum across the signal range, making it useful in precision analog routing systems.

An analog switch is an integrated interface circuit that routes electrical signals between input and output terminals under digital control. The DG445 belongs to the analog-switch hierarchy, which also includes multiplexers, selectors, and signal-routing ICs. Unlike a mechanical relay, an analog switch changes connection state electronically with no mechanical movement. The DG445CJ+ combines four SPST switches in one package for applications requiring several independently controlled analog paths.

Key features include four 1:1 switching circuits, an 85Ω nominal on-resistance, low on-resistance variation between switches, and controlled flatness over the operating signal range. The 16-pin PDIP format supports conventional through-hole PCB assembly and is appropriate for prototypes, legacy equipment, and industrial control boards where a surface-mount package would complicate rework. The Analog Devices product page identifies the DG445 family as production-grade and describes its redesigned switch matching characteristics.

The matched on-resistance specification reduces channel-to-channel gain variation when identical signals are routed through different switches. A maximum matching of 4Ω and flatness of 9Ω are particularly relevant when the same measurement or control path must behave consistently across multiple inputs. These characteristics can simplify calibration and improve repeatability in data-acquisition, test-equipment, and control systems.

Typical applications include sensor-signal routing, sample-and-hold front ends, instrumentation multiplexing, industrial control interfaces, and precision measurement systems. Four independent SPST switches allow one controller to select test paths, isolate stages, or route external analog signals without changing the printed-circuit-board layout. The device is especially useful where four similar channels must have closely matched resistance behavior.

PCB design should preserve the pin assignments and pin numbering defined by the manufacturer datasheet. Because the package is a PDIP-16, adequate lead spacing and through-hole clearance are required, while analog input and output routing should minimize coupling from adjacent switching or digital-control nets. The control inputs should be driven with compatible logic levels, and unused or inactive channels should be configured according to the device data sheet.

This product page combines the DG445CJ+ configuration, package information, matched-resistance characteristics, application guidance, and cross-reference analysis with practical design context. It supports faster part selection by showing where the quad SPST architecture fits and where a verified drop-in substitute may be appropriate.

Drop-in-Alternativen für DG445CJ+ – gleiches Gehäuse, Pin-kompatibel. Bauteile mit anderem Gehäuse, die eine PCB-Überarbeitung erfordern, sind ausgeschlossen.

Varianten dieser Serie

Modelle derselben Serie, die drop-in-kompatibel sind mit DG445CJ+ (gleiche Bauform und Footprint) – abweichend in Switch Configuration, Number of Channels.

Vishay Intertechnology
Switch Configuration: 4 independent SPST circuits
Number of Channels: 4 circuits
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Analog Devices
Switch Configuration: 4 × SPST, normally closed
Number of Channels: 4 channels
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DG442DJ+

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Vishay Intertechnology
📦 16-pin PDIP
4 independent SPST circuits · 4 circuits · 85 ohm · 1:1 · Monolithic CMOS · 16-pin PDIP · Through-hole · 0 C to +70 C

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DG444CJ+

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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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DG445CJ+ Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften

Number of Switches 4 circuits
Switch Configuration 1:1
Switch Type Single-pole single-throw (SPST)
Nominal On-Resistance 85 Ω
On-Resistance Matching 4 Ω maximum between switches
On-Resistance Flatness 9 Ω maximum over the signal range
Number of Terminals 16 terminals
Gehäuse 16-pin PDIP
Package Outline MS-001-AA
Montageart Through-hole
Process Technology CMOS
Temperature Grade Commercial
Production Status Production
Product Family Improved, quad, SPST analog switches
Number of Functions 4 functions
Number of Channels per Switch 1 channel

DG445CJ+ ms-001-aa Pinbelegungsleitfaden

Pinbelegung für DG445CJ+ (ms-001-aa-Gehäuse). Pin-Nummerierung, Funktionen und Anschlussdiagramme sind im Herstellerdatenblatt definiert. Entnehmen Sie diesem den genauen Footprint und Lötrichtlinien.

Pinbelegungsdiagramm für DG445CJ+ im ms-001-aa-Gehäuse

Keine detaillierten Pinbelegungsdaten verfügbar für DG445CJ+.

Siehe die Datenblatt für die vollständige Pin-Konfiguration.

Typische Anwendungen

DG445CJ+ ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: Sensor Signal Routing, Precision Data Acquisition, Industrial Control Signal Isolation, Automated Test Equipment, Audio and Communication Routing, Calibration Signal Distribution.

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Sensor Signal Routing

The DG445CJ+ fits sensor-front-end designs that must route several low-level analog inputs through similar signal paths. Its four SPST switches provide independent 1:1 connections, while the 4Ω maximum on-resistance matching limits channel-to-channel resistance variation. The 9Ω maximum flatness specification helps maintain consistent behavior across the signal range. Because the nominal on-resistance is 85Ω, source impedance and downstream amplifier loading must be included in the gain-error calculation. A practical implementation assigns one switch to each sensor or calibration path and drives the control inputs from a controller while keeping sensitive analog traces short and away from digital return paths.

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Precision Data Acquisition

The DG445CJ+ can connect multiple analog inputs to a measurement channel when repeatable switch resistance is important. Four matched SPST paths reduce uncertainty from switch-to-switch variation, with on-resistance matching specified at 4Ω maximum and flatness at 9Ω maximum across the signal range. The 85Ω nominal resistance must be included when calculating source-loading error, particularly with high-impedance sensors. Designers can place the switches close to the ADC input or sensor junction, then use matched routing and guarding to minimize leakage and coupling. Its four-channel architecture also provides enough routing flexibility to select measurement, reference, and calibration inputs without a separate relay for each path.

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Industrial Control Signal Isolation

The DG445CJ+ is appropriate for industrial control boards that route analog command or feedback signals while preventing cross-connections between selected channels. Each of its four SPST switches provides a direct 1:1 path, and the family’s controlled resistance matching supports repeatable behavior across controlled channels. The 85Ω nominal on-resistance may be acceptable for low-current control and measurement signals, but it can create measurable attenuation with high-impedance receivers. Industrial implementations should use protective grounding, current limiting, and appropriate surge protection at exposed interfaces. Locating the device near the connector or sensing network helps reduce susceptibility to board-level coupling and improves routing flexibility.

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Automated Test Equipment

The DG445CJ+ supports automated test-equipment matrices where several test paths must be selected under software control. Its four independent SPST switches can route test stimuli, sense returns, or reference signals without mechanical relay switching. Matching of 4Ω maximum and flatness of 9Ω maximum reduce path-dependent error when repeated measurements move among similar channels. The 85Ω nominal on-resistance should be included in the calibration model for high-impedance DUTs, while the low switching resistance is usually less significant for low-impedance fixtures. Placing the switches near test nodes and separating control traces from sensitive returns helps preserve measurement repeatability across automated test sequences.

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Audio and Communication Routing

The DG445CJ+ can route moderate-bandwidth analog signals in communication and audio equipment when four controlled paths are needed. The 85Ω nominal on-resistance is higher than a low-impedance audio switch, so it is better suited to line-level, microphone-bias, or buffered inputs than to demanding high-current speaker outputs. Channel matching of 4Ω maximum can limit gain differences across equivalent routes. Designers should place the device near the source or receiver, maintain a continuous ground reference, and avoid sharing sensitive return paths with digital switching currents. Input and output protection should be selected according to the maximum signal amplitude and interface environment.

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Calibration Signal Distribution

The DG445CJ+ can distribute or isolate calibration signals to multiple measurement channels. Matching of 4Ω maximum and on-resistance flatness of 9Ω maximum are useful because a reference signal should undergo similar attenuation when routed through different switches. The 85Ω nominal resistance still forms part of the divider formed with source and load impedances, so calibration tables should reflect the actual operating path. A robust design uses a low-impedance reference source, measures the selected channel where possible, and keeps the four analog paths symmetrical. Digital control traces should be referenced cleanly to minimize injected charge that could disturb high-impedance calibration nodes.

What is the DG445CJ+?
The DG445CJ+ is an improved quad SPST analog switch with four independent 1:1 signal paths, 85Ω nominal on-resistance, and a 16-pin PDIP package. According to the Analog Devices DG445 product page, the redesigned family provides on-resistance matching of 4Ω maximum between switches and guaranteed on-resistance flatness of 9Ω maximum over the signal range. It is intended for routing low-frequency analog signals where consistent channel resistance is important.
What are the key specifications of DG445CJ+ that engineers should know?
The DG445CJ+ combines four SPST switches, 1:1 signal routing, 85Ω nominal on-resistance, 4Ω maximum on-resistance matching, and 9Ω maximum on-resistance flatness in a 16-pin PDIP package. The Analog Devices DG445 product page identifies the family as production and specifically highlights the redesigned matching and flatness characteristics. These specifications distinguish it from a basic quad switch whose channel resistance may vary more across the signal range.
How many switches are in the DG445CJ+?
The DG445CJ+ contains four independent SPST switches. The DigiKey listing identifies it as a four-circuit, 1:1 integrated-circuit switch with 85Ω nominal on-resistance, while the FindIC listing identifies the device as a four-function, one-channel-per-switch CMOS component. Each of the four paths can therefore be controlled independently for analog signal selection, isolation, or routing.
What package does DG445CJ+ use?
The DG445CJ+ uses a 16-pin PDIP package identified as MS-001-AA. The DigiKey listing specifies the 16-PDIP configuration, and the FindIC listing confirms PDIP-16 and MS-001-AA. It is a through-hole package rather than a surface-mount device, so the PCB must provide suitable hole spacing, pin clearance, and through-hole footprint dimensions.
Where can I download the DG445CJ+ datasheet PDF?
The official DG445 datasheet and product resources are available from Analog Devices at https://www.analog.com/en/products/dg445.html. The page identifies the documentation as “DG445 PRODUCTION Improved, Quad, SPST Analog Switches Data Sheet (Rev. 4).” Use the manufacturer data sheet for the authoritative pin description, electrical limits, logic levels, and application information before finalizing a PCB design.
Where can I find the DG445CJ+ pinout?
The DG445CJ+ pin description and numbering are located in the DG445 manufacturer data sheet linked from the Analog Devices product page. The package is a 16-pin PDIP, but the exact terminal names should be taken from the pin-description table rather than inferred from generic SPDT or SPST layouts. This is especially important because the DG445 contains four separate analog paths and their associated control inputs.
Is DG445CJ+ the same as DG442DJ?
The DG442DJ is identified by FindIC as a DIP-16 component whose main functional characteristics and terminals are consistent with the DG445CJ+, making it a potential replacement requiring circuit verification. However, its detailed electrical characteristics differ from those of the DG445. Review the manufacturer data sheet for both devices and confirm control polarity, pin functions, voltage limits, on-resistance, and signal-range behavior before substituting it.
When should I choose DG445CJ+ instead of DG442DJ?
Choose the DG445CJ+ when the design specifically benefits from its four matched SPST paths, 85Ω nominal on-resistance, 4Ω maximum matching, and 9Ω maximum flatness. The DG442DJ may offer a lower-cost or availability-based alternative, but its electrical limits and exact terminal function should be checked first. The DG445 is preferable when channel-to-channel resistance consistency is a primary signal-chain requirement.
What is the best drop-in replacement for DG445CJ+?
The DG442DJ is the drop-in candidate identified by the cross-reference comparison because both use a DIP-16 package and the comparison describes its terminals and main functional characteristics as consistent. Verify pin functions, control logic, supply range, and electrical ratings in the individual manufacturer data sheets before production use. For a source-identical alternative with unchanged ordering characteristics, the DG445CJ+ itself remains the lowest-risk choice.
Can DG445CJ+ be used for sensor signal routing?
Yes, the DG445CJ+ can route sensor signals when its voltage, current, and signal-range ratings satisfy the sensor interface requirements. Its four independently controlled SPST paths are useful for selecting among sensors, isolating branches, or connecting test and calibration paths. The 4Ω maximum on-resistance matching and 9Ω maximum flatness help preserve channel consistency, while the 85Ω nominal resistance should be included in the signal-chain error budget.
Is DG445CJ+ suitable for instrumentation and test equipment?
The DG445CJ+ is suitable for instrumentation and test equipment that requires several controlled analog paths with closely matched resistance. Its four SPST switches can route sensor inputs, test points, reference signals, or acquisition channels under digital control. The family’s 4Ω maximum matching and 9Ω maximum flatness are particularly useful where repeatable insertion loss is more valuable than the lowest possible switching resistance.
How should the DG445CJ+ PCB footprint be designed?
Design the PCB around the manufacturer’s 16-pin PDIP footprint and MS-001-AA package drawing rather than a generic DIP outline. Confirm hole diameter, row spacing, pin length, and body clearance against the latest package information. Route each analog path directly to its assigned pins and maintain separation from switching-control and digital return currents to reduce coupling into the switched signal.
Does DG445CJ+ need special handling for low-level analog signals?
The DG445CJ+ should be handled like any precision analog switch: use short traces, a quiet ground reference, and protection appropriate to the signal amplitude and source impedance. Its 85Ω nominal on-resistance creates a real insertion-loss term that must be included when calculating attenuation, especially with high-impedance sensors. The guaranteed 4Ω matching and 9Ω flatness limits reduce variation, but they do not eliminate the nominal resistance.
Is DG445CJ+ currently in production?
Yes, the Analog Devices product page labels the DG445 family as “PRODUCTION.” The component is also offered under the DG445CJ+ ordering designation by multiple authorized distribution channels. For current stock, minimum order quantity, and delivery timing, use the Request a Quote form on this page and confirm the exact DG445CJ+ suffix when submitting the request.
Where can I buy DG445CJ+ and what is its price?
Use the Request a Quote form on this page to request current DG445CJ+ availability, quantity breaks, and delivery information. The exact commercial terms can change by order quantity, supply status, and fulfillment method, so confirm the price and lead time in the quotation. When requesting the part, specify the complete ordering code DG445CJ+ and the required package quantity.
What is the lead time for DG445CJ+?
The current lead time for DG445CJ+ should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page because it can vary with order quantity and market conditions. The Analog Devices product page identifies the DG445 family as production, which supports current sourcing activity, but production status alone does not establish a fixed delivery interval. Include your required quantity, target date, and acceptable packaging configuration in the request.
What can replace DG445CJ+ in an existing design?
The DG442DJ is a documented DIP-16 replacement candidate whose terminals and main functional characteristics are described as consistent with the DG445CJ+. Before replacing the component, compare pin functions, control polarity, supply limits, signal range, and on-resistance in the individual data sheets. PCB changes should not be expected because both candidates use a 16-pin DIP format, but complete electrical verification is still required.

Technische Referenzdaten für DG445CJ+ – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose the DG445CJ+ when the design needs four independent SPST analog paths, 85Ω nominal on-resistance, tightly matched switch behavior, and guaranteed resistance flatness. These characteristics suit sensor routing, data acquisition, calibration distribution, and automated test equipment where channel consistency affects accuracy. The DG444CJ+ is a same-family alternative with the same 16-pin PDIP format, but its 100Ω nominal on-resistance is 15Ω higher and can create more signal attenuation with high-impedance sources. The DG442DJ is also identified as a DIP-16 replacement candidate, but its detailed electrical characteristics require separate review. Prefer the DG445CJ+ when source loading, channel matching, or exact source identity is critical. Use a replacement only after checking pin functions, control polarity, voltage limits, signal range, and on-resistance against the complete manufacturer data sheet.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt DG442DJ DG444CJ+
Package 16-pin PDIP 16-pin PDIP - same 16-pin PDIP - same
Brand Analog Devices / Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated
Switch Configuration Quad SPST SPST Quad SPST
Mounting Type Through-hole Through-hole Through-hole

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Tighter guaranteed resistance matching (vs. DG444CJ+)
  • Lower nominal insertion resistance (vs. DG444CJ+)
  • Guaranteed flatness over the signal range (vs. DG442DJ)

Designhinweise

Use the manufacturer’s MS-001-AA package drawing to define hole diameter, row spacing, and pin clearance instead of relying on a generic DIP footprint. Keep the four switched analog paths short and place the DG445CJ+ close to the connector, sensor, or receiver that uses the selected signal. Separate control inputs from analog returns and route a continuous ground reference beneath or adjacent to the analog section to reduce injected coupling.

Include the 85Ω nominal on-resistance in the gain and attenuation calculation for every connected source and load impedance. For high-impedance sensors, the switch and amplifier input form a divider that can dominate the error budget. The 4Ω maximum matching and 9Ω maximum flatness specifications limit variation between channels, but they do not eliminate the nominal resistance. Buffer high-impedance sources before the switch when lower insertion resistance is required.

Do not assume that every DIP-16 analog switch has the same pin functions, control polarity, or electrical limits. Compare the DG445CJ+ pin-description table with the selected replacement and verify supply voltage, input and output ratings, switch logic, and maximum signal current. A mechanically similar footprint is not sufficient for a safe substitution. Confirm the exact ordering code and package form before releasing a production order.

Compliance-Informationen

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

The DG445CJ+ is a commercial-grade CMOS interface IC. No specific RoHS, REACH, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals declaration was established for this ordering code, so those fields remain unknown.

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

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