The CMOS bilateral switch is:
A) a logic device similar to its ECL counterpart with input and output terminals that are not interchangeable.
B) a logic device similar to its TTL counterpart with input and output terminals that are not interchangeable.
C) a logic device with a control input that makes it act like a SPST switch, and interchangeable input and output terminals.
D) a logic device with a control input that makes it act like a SPST switch, and non- interchangeable input and output terminals.

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CMOS bilateral switches, such as those found in the 4066 IC, act like SPST (Single Pole Single Throw) switches controlled by a logic signal. Their input and output terminals are interchangeable, allowing them to connect or disconnect circuits bidirectionally.

The CMOS Bilateral Switch Is