4605X-101-152LF Datasheet/PDFResistor Networks, Arrays
The 4605X-101-152LF DC enable analog switch is a small, high-density resistor network that can be used with either AC/DC or DC sources. It is ideal for a wide range of applications including industrial, medical, automotive, aerospace, and consumer electronics, and has become increasingly popular for use in communication and energy management systems. The 4605X-101-152LF is a multi-channel switch that can be configured to simultaneously switch any number of resistors in a series, parallel, or both for varying degrees of power control.
The 4605X-101-152LF is designed to be low power and insulated for optimal voltage and currents and has a low on-resistance of only 1.45-ohms, making it an ideal choice for low-power and precision applications. The resistor ranges from 0 to 2.5V, and the output can be set to as low as 0.25V. The 4605X-101-152LF also has a high input/output impedance of 6.4 kilohms, which helps minimize power dissipation and adds stability to the overall circuit. Additionally, the 4605X-101-152LF has an integrated pull-up resistor to reduce the power consumed and increase overall efficiency.
The 4605X-101-152LF has several features that make it a great choice for applications that require precise voltage and current control. It has several different transistor configurations, including BSS139 and BSS170. It also comes with an 8-channel matrix array, allowing it to switch multiple resistive levels for higher efficiency and better control. It also comes with a pitch of 0.8mm, which helps reduce trace lengths and minimize crosstalk. Additionally, it is designed to be compatible with standard relay and buffered logic systems.
The 4605X-101-152LF is used to control the current flow within a circuit by switching resistors to create different levels of resistance. It can be used as an adjustable fixed resistor to set steady-state current values in circuits and provide a more precise control of the current values. It can also be used as part of a voltage-based current-limiting circuit, or it can be used as a variable current-limiting device by altering the resistors it is switching. Additionally, the 4605X-101-152LF can be used in conjunction with a voltage reference in order to precisely control the output voltage.
In summary, the 4605X-101-152LF is a cost-effective, low-power, and highly accurate resistor network that is suitable for a wide variety of applications. It is ideal for low-power and precision applications due to its low on-resistance, and it has several features that make it well-suited for current-limiting, voltage-sensing, and voltage-limiting applications. Its 8-channel matrix array helps it achieve higher efficiency and better control, and its pitch of 0.8 mm helps minimize trace lengths and crosstalk. Lastly, it is compatible with standard relay and buffered logic systems.