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HV2605 - Low Harmonic Distortion 16-Channel High Voltage Analog Switch

Description

The Supertex HV2605 is a low charge injection 16-channel high voltage analog switch integrated circuit (IC) intended for use in applications requiring high voltage switching controlled by low voltage control signals, such as medical ultrasound imaging and other piezoelectric transducer drivers.

Features

  • HVCMOS technology for high performance.
  • 16-channel high voltage analog switch.
  • 3.3V input logic level compatible.
  • 20MHz data shift clock frequency.
  • Very low quiescent power dissipation (-10µA).
  • Low parasitic capacitance.
  • DC to 50MHz small signal frequency response.
  • -60dB typical off-isolation at 5.0MHz.
  • CMOS logic circuitry for low power.
  • Low harmonic distortion.
  • Cascadable serial data.

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Datasheet Details

Part number HV2605
Manufacturer Supertex
File Size 401.04 KB
Description Low Harmonic Distortion 16-Channel High Voltage Analog Switch
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Supertex inc. HV2605 Low Harmonic Distortion 16-Channel High Voltage Analog Switch Features ►► HVCMOS technology for high performance ►► 16-channel high voltage analog switch ►► 3.3V input logic level compatible ►► 20MHz data shift clock frequency ►► Very low quiescent power dissipation (-10µA) ►► Low parasitic capacitance ►► DC to 50MHz small signal frequency response ►► -60dB typical off-isolation at 5.
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