ADG5233BRUZ-RL7

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ADG5233BRUZ-RL7 is an analog switch intended for signal multiplexing/demultiplexing of both digital and analog signals. It is a programmable analog multiplexer/demultiplexer with four digital signal select inputs, A, B, C and D, and two analog signal outputs, OUTA and OUTB.The ADG5233BRUZ-RL7 was designed to provide signal pathways between multiple sources and destinations operating on the same or different levels. Low signal loss and low crosstalk make this switch ideal for applications such as signal routing, data acquisition, instrumentation, control systems, telecommunications and medical imaging.Features of ADG5233BRUZ-RL7 include ultra-low power consumption, low noise and high speed switching, low voltage and low current operation, individual inputs, differential input and output structures, and a high signal-to-noise ratio. The device also comes with an adjustable gain and offset.The working principle of the ADG5233BRUZ-RL7 relies on its four select inputs, A, B, C and D, to control the analog multiplexing/demultiplexing of the signal. Depending upon the logic status of the four select inputs, one of the four possible channels can be selected and routed to either of the two signal outputs, OUTA or OUTB. The analog multiplexing/demultiplexing process is completed by TTL or high voltage compatible logic levels.In effect, once a channel is selected, the signal path is established and the output signal will be routed to one of the two signal outputs based on the logic level of the select inputs. The device also comes with several features that improve its performance such as adjustable gain, offset, and a differential input/output structure.The ADG5233BRUZ-RL7 allows for flexible signal multiplexing and demultiplexing of digital and analog signals. The device is ideal for applications such as signal routing, data acquisition, instrumentation, control systems, telecommunications and medical imaging, due to its low signal loss and low crosstalk. Low power consumption, low noise, high speed switching, and a differential input/output structure provide superior performance for these and other applications.

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