DG2728DN-T1-E4

The Analog Switches, Multiplexers, Demultiplexers are all devices that allow signals and data to be routed to multiple different outputs. They allow the user to switch between different input signals and provide the flexibility needed to route signals for different applications. The DG2728DN-T1-E4 is a device that falls into this category of Analog Switches, Multiplexers, and Demultiplexers.

The DG2728DN-T1-E4 is a dual 4-channel mux/demux switch with ESD protection. It is a non-human interface device (no on-board controller) and is suitable for applications such as data-bus extenders, audio switching, and FPGA interconnects. It is available in a small 6-pin package and can route a single input signal to either one or two outputs.

The DG2728DN-T1-E4 operates on an AC to DC power supply and uses a MOSFET switch technology to ensure a low on-resistance and an efficient signal transfer. It has a low on-state resistance at only 0.45 Ohms and a high off-state resistance of up to 2.5 Mega ohms. This allows the device to have low losses and make efficient signal routing. The ESD protection offered by the switch allows the device to be used in applications where data-bus integrity is important.

The DG2728DN-T1-E4 can be used in various applications to switch between signals, for data-bus extenders, for audio switching, for communications interconnects, and more. It is suitable for use in home and commercial electronics, telecom, and automotive applications, where a low on-state resistance is needed for efficient signal transfer.

As well as routing signals from one device to another, the DG2728DN-T1-E4 also serves a variety of other functions. It can be used to control the flow of data to and from the device, or to multiplex or demultiplex data signals.

Overall, the DG2728DN-T1-E4 is a low on-resistance switch that is suitable for many applications. It provides efficient signal routing and a low power consumption as well as ESD protection. It can be used to switch signals between devices, or to multiplex or demultiplex data signals.