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74HC4053 / HC4053 is a triple 2-channel analog multiplexer/demultiplexer IC containing three independent SPDT bidirectional CMOS switches. Designed for analog and digital signal selection, routing and gating applications, with individual channel-select controls and a common enable/inhibit input.
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The 74HC4053 is a high-speed CMOS triple 2-channel analog multiplexer/demultiplexer. Internally, it contains three independent SPDT (single-pole double-throw) analog switches, allowing analog or digital signals to be selected and routed under digital control.
Each switch section has its own digital select input, two independent input/output terminals and one common input/output terminal. A shared Enable/Inhibit input can disconnect all three switches simultaneously.
| Part Number Family | 74HC4053 / HC4053 |
| Device Type | Analog Multiplexer / Demultiplexer |
| Logic Family | 74HC High-Speed CMOS |
| Configuration | Triple 2-Channel |
| Switch Configuration | 3 × SPDT |
| Number of Channels | 3 |
| Multiplexer Ratio | 2:1 per Channel |
| Signal Type | Analog or Digital |
| Control | Independent Select Inputs + Common Enable |
| Switching Characteristic | Break-Before-Make |
| Analog Signal Capability | Single or Bipolar Supply Operation |
| Package Pin Count | 16 Pins |
The 74HC4053 contains three independently controlled 2:1 switches. Each section can select between two signal paths, making the device useful for signal routing, channel selection and multiplexing applications.
The bidirectional switch structure allows the HC4053 to handle both analog and digital signals. Depending on the supply arrangement, it can also accommodate bipolar analog signals, making it useful in audio, instrumentation and signal-conditioning circuits.
A common enable input controls all three switch sections. When the inhibit/enable input is asserted to the OFF state, all switches are disconnected regardless of the individual channel-selection inputs.