ADG801BRT-500RL7

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Analog switches, multiplexers, and demultiplexers are critical contributing components in all sorts of digital systems. While the pace of technology, both in the industry and in the consumer realm, rapidly advances, the importance of analog controls proves itself anew. Within the market of analog switches, multiplexers, and demultiplexers, the ADG801BRT-500RL7 is a stand-out choice for its wide range of applications and its robust functionality.The ADG801BRT-500RL7 is a digitally controlled single-pole double-throw (SPDT) analog switch with superior signal handling characteristics. The switch can handle a maximum of supply voltage of 4.6 V and features a low contact resistance of typically only 10 ohms. Typical signal bandwidth of the switch is up to 250 MHz. Through its mechanical construction and integrated ESD protection as well as its low on-state resistance and its fast switch time of only 50 nanoseconds, the ADG801BRT-500RL7 is well equipped to be used in a range of applications. All of this comes in a small WL-CSP package that is just 1.2 mm square.Features of the ADG801BRT-500RL7 make it very applicable in a range of demanding situations. The combination of high supply voltage and low allow for the switch to be used in a range of power-level applications within industrial and automotive processes. The high speed, low contact resistance, and low power consumption of the switch makes it especially useful in video, 6G-SDI, and automotive audio applications. Additionally, low contrast of the ADG801BRT-500RL7 allows it to be used as a suitable alternative when replacing mechanical switches that often fail over time due to wear and tear in harsh environments or in high frequency applications.In terms of working principle, the ADG801BRT-500RL7 is a low-voltage CMOS analog switch, controlled by a logic input. The logic level of the control input determines either one of the two output states of the switch. When a logical high (4.6V)is inputed, the switch connects the routing port to the ‘‘1’’ output port. When a logical low (0V)is inputed, the switch connects the routing port to the ‘‘2’’ output port. When no input is provided, the switch assumes its idle state, which connects the routing ports to either ‘‘1’’ or ‘‘2’’.Ultimately theADG801BRT-500RL7 is a robust solution for high frequency, high power and multiplexing applications. Its combination of low resistance, low power consumption, and low distortion make it extremely attractive in a range of situations. Its small size make it perfect for high-density applications and its low price point makes it a viable solution for even low-cost designs. For any of the applications mentioned, or any other narrow band or RF applications, the ADG801BRT-500RL7 is an excellent choice.

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