MAX4999
USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Differential
8:1 Multiplexer
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Detailed Description
The MAX4999 differential Hi-Speed USB analog multi-
plexer features low on-capacitance (C
ON
) and low on-
resistance (R
ON
) necessary for high-performance
switching applications. The low C
ON
is designed for
USB server/mass storage devices. This device is ideal
for USB 2.0 Hi-Speed applications at 480Mbps, while
also meeting the requirements for USB low-/full-speed
applications.
Digital Control Inputs (C0, C1, C2)
The MAX4999 provides three digital control inputs (C0,
C1, C2) to select the analog signal path between the
COM_ and D-/D+ channels. The truth table for the
MAX4999 is shown in the
Functional Diagram/Truth
Table.
Driving the control inputs rail-to-rail minimizes
power consumption.
Enable Input (EN)
The MAX4999 features an enable input that when driven
low, places the device in standby mode. In standby
mode, all channels are high impedance and the internal
charge pump is disabled, thus minimizing the quiescent
supply current. For normal operation, drive EN high.
Analog Signal Levels
Signals applied to COM1 are routed to D_ _1 terminals.
Signals applied to COM0 are routed to D_ _0 terminals.
This multiplexer is bidirectional, allowing COM_ and
D-/D+ terminals to be configured as either inputs or
outputs. Additionally, the MAX4999 can be used for
non-USB signals if the signals fall within the normal
operating range.
The MAX4999 features an internal charge pump that
allows signal levels greater than the supply voltage.
Limit the analog input/output signal level to no more
than the
Absolute Maximum Ratings
.
Pin Description
PIN NAME FUNCTION
1, 11, 14, 17,
21, 24, 27, 30
GND Ground
2, 20 V
CC
Power-Supply Input. Bypass V
CC
to GND with a 0.1µF capacitor placed as close to V
CC
as possible.
3 EN Enable Input
4 COM0 Analog Switch Common D- Terminal
5 COM1 Analog Switch Common D+ Terminal
6 C0 Control Input 0
7 C1 Control Input 1
8 C2 Control Input 2
9 D0_0 Analog Switch 0 D- Terminal
10 D0_1 Analog Switch 0 D+ Terminal
12 D1_0 Analog Switch 1 D- Terminal
13 D1_1 Analog Switch 1 D+ Terminal
15 D2_0 Analog Switch 2 D- Terminal
16 D2_1 Analog Switch 2 D+ Terminal
18 D3_0 Analog Switch 3 D- Terminal
19 D3_1 Analog Switch 3 D+ Terminal
22 D4_1 Analog Switch 4 D+ Terminal
23 D4_0 Analog Switch 4 D- Terminal
25 D5_1 Analog Switch 5 D+ Terminal
26 D5_0 Analog Switch 5 D- Terminal
28 D6_1 Analog Switch 6 D+ Terminal
29 D6_0 Analog Switch 6 D- Terminal
31 D7_1 Analog Switch 7 D+ Terminal
32 D7_0 Analog Switch 7 D- Terminal
EP Exposed Pad. Connect EP to GND or leave unconnected.
MAX4999
USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Differential
8:1 Multiplexer
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Applications Information
Increasing USB Channels
The MAX4999 features an enable input that allows two
MAX4999s to be connected, allowing multiplexing
between 16 USB channels. Figure 4 shows the typical
application with a single USB common terminal multi-
plexed to eight channels (8:1). See the Eye Diagram -
Single graph in the
Typical Operating Characteristics
.
Figure 5 shows two MAX4999 devices configured with
the USB common terminal multiplexed to 16 USB chan-
nels (16:1). See the Eye Diagram - Double graph in the
Typical Operating Characteristics
. The MAX4999 was
designed to be symmetrical so that the two common
ports may be wired in parallel with very short wiring to
create a 16:1 configuration. When operating in 16:1 con-
figuration, interchange COM0 and COM1 on the second
device to reverse the D+ and D- pins. This minimizes
vias and crossovers (Figure 5).
USB Switching
The MAX4999 analog multiplexers are fully compliant
with the USB 2.0 specification. The low on-resistance
and low on-capacitance of the MAX4999 make it ideal
for high-performance switching applications.
Board Layout
Hi-Speed switches require proper layout and design pro-
cedures for optimum performance. Keep design-con-
trolled impedance PCB traces as short as possible.
Ensure that high-quality bypass ceramic capacitors
(X7R, X5R or better) are placed as close to the device as
possible and use large ground planes where possible.
V
CC
GND
C0
EN
C1
C2
CONTROL
LOGIC
CHARGE
PUMP
MAX4999
COM1
MUX
D0 _1
D1 _1
D2 _1
D3 _1
D4 _1
D5 _1
D6 _1
D7 _1
COM0
MUX
D0 _0
D1 _0
D2 _0
D3 _0
D4 _0
D5 _0
D6 _0
D7 _0
Functional Diagram/Truth Table
X = DON’T CARE
MAX4999
EN C2 C1 C0 FUNCTION
1 0 0 0 COM_D0_ _
1 0 0 1 COM_D1_ _
1 0 1 0 COM_D2_ _
1 0 1 1 COM_D3_ _
1 1 0 0 COM_D4_ _
1 1 0 1 COM_D5_ _
1 1 1 0 COM_D6_ _
1 1 1 1 COM_D7_ _
0XXX
STANDBY MODE.
ALL SWITCHES IN HIGH-
IMPEDANCE STATE.
CHARGE PUMP IS OFF.
MAX4999
USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Differential
8:1 Multiplexer
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GND
V
CC
+3.3V
USB7
+
-
D7_1
D7_0
USB6
+
-
D6_1
D6_0
USB5
+
-
D5_1
D5_0
25
26
28
29
31
32
USB0
+
-
D0_1
D0_0
USB1
+
-
D1_1
D1_0
USB2
+
-
D2_1
D2_0
16
15
13
12
10
9
USB3
+
-
D3_1
D3_0
USB4
-+
D4_0
D4_1
23 22 19 18
COMMON
-
+
453678
EN C0 C1 C2
1, 11, 14, 17,
21, 24, 27, 30
MAX4999
2, 20
Figure 4. The MAX4999 Multiplexes Between Eight Differential Channels (8:1)
USB D+, D- MUST BE REVERSED IF DEVICES ARE CONNECTED AS SHOWN,
THIS IS TRUE OF D0_ _ TO D7_ _. C0, C1, C2 ARE CONNECTED IN PARALLEL.
EN0 AND EN1 ARE USED TO SELECT BETWEEN DEVICE 0 AND DEVICE 1.
ONE PAIR SHOWN
+
-
16 15
D20
+
-
15 16
D20
4
5
1
8
5
4
1
+
+
C2 C1 C0 EN0 EN1
6
7
8
USB TYPE A
COMMON
7
6
3
3
MAX4999
DEVICE 0
MAX4999
DEVICE 1
Figure 5. Combining Two MAX4999 Devices for 16:1 USB Connections

MAX4999ETJ+

Mfr. #:
Manufacturer:
Maxim Integrated
Description:
Power Switch ICs - Power Distribution USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Differential 8:1 MUX
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