Analog multiplexing in time domain for biochemical measurement processing

Digital Multiplexers and Analog multiplexers, through the use of filters and their applications implemented in frequency domain, which requires extensive hardware and is costly have seen substantial amount of research compared to an analog multiplexer in time domain. This Paper Presents Design, Simulation, Implementation and Evaluation of a four-to-one analog multiplexer. The analog multiplexer is implemented with the help of four buffers and four transmission gates using 0.35 μm CMOS Technology with optimum linear ranges that covers 60% of total input supply voltage. The analog multiplexer is developed for a biochemical preprocessing unit to multiplex time-varying analog input signals coming from real-time sensor arrays and to connect the selected input to one A/D converter for digital implementation of a bio-inspired intelligent signal detection system or to an analog implemented biochemical detection system.