ISL43111
Low-Voltage, Single Supply, SPST, High Performance Analog Switches
Key Features
- Fully Specified at 3.3V, 5V, and 12V Supplies
- Available in SOT-23 Packaging
- Single Supply Operation +2.4V to +12V
- ON Resistance (RON Max) 20Ω (V+ = 5V)
10Ω (V+ = 12V) - RON Flatness1.5Ω
- Charge Injection (Max)10pC
- Low Power Consumption (PD Max)<5µW
- Low Leakage Current (Max at 85°C) 10nA (Off Leakage), 20nA (On Leakage)
- Fast Switching Action
- tON (Max) 80ns
- tOFF (Max) 50ns
- Minimum 2000V ESD Protection per Method 3015.7
- TTL, CMOS Compatible
- Pb-free Available
Description
The Intersil ISL4311X are precision, high performance analog switches that are fully specified for 3.3V, 5V, and 12V operation, and feature improved leakage, Icc, and switching time specifications.
Designed to operate from a single +2.4V to +12V supply, the low supply current (1µA Max over the temperature and voltage ranges) and low leakage currents (1nA) make these switches ideal for battery powered applications. Low RON and fast switching speeds over a wide operating supply range increase these devices usefulness in industrial equipment, portable instruments, and as input signal multiplexers for new generation, low supply voltage data converters. Some of the smallest packages are available alleviating board space limitations, and making Intersil's newest line of low-voltage switches an ideal solution.
The ISL4311X are single-pole/single-throw (SPST) switches, with the ISL43110 being normally open (NO), and the ISL43111 being normally closed (NC).
Applications
- Battery Powered, Handheld, and Portable Equipment
- Cellular/Mobile Phones, Pagers
- Laptops, Notebooks, Palmtops, PDAs
- Communications Systems
- Radios
- PBX, PABX
- Test Equipment
- Logic and Spectrum Analyzers
- Portable Meters, DVM, DMM
- Medical Equipment
- Ultrasound, MRI, CAT SCAN
- Electrocardiograph, Blood Analyzer
- Heads-Up Displays
- Audio and Video Switching
- General Purpose Circuits
- +3V/+5V DACs and ADCs
- Sample and Hold Circuits
- Digital Filters
- Operational Amplifier Gain Switching Networks
- High Frequency Analog Switching
- High Speed Multiplexing
- Integrator Reset Circuits
