Switch Fundamentals

Switch Fundamentals

Analog Devices Inc

This tutorial looks at the fundamental architecture used in switch and multiplexer designs and goes through a complete set of specifications related to these products. The module will also outline how they are defined, measured, and what impact they have in applications where the products are used.

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ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionMultiplexer/Demultiplexer CircuitAvailable Quantity
IC MULTIPLEXER 4X1 12LFCSPADG1204YCPZ-REEL7IC MULTIPLEXER 4X1 12LFCSP4:10View Details
IC MULTIPLEXER 4X1 14TSSOPADG1204YRUZ-REEL7IC MULTIPLEXER 4X1 14TSSOP4:10View Details
IC MULTIPLEXER 16X1 28TSSOPADG1206YRUZ-REEL7IC MULTIPLEXER 16X1 28TSSOP16:10View Details
PTM Published on: 2009-07-13

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