LTC203CS#PBF

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The LTC203CS#PBF from Linear Technology is an analog switch, multiplexer, or demultiplexer component. It is a single-pole, double-throw analog switch with a high charge injection of 1.0pC and a low on-state resistance of only 30Ω. It is a low-leakage device with an integrated charge pump that is capable of switching both AC and DC signals up to 0.8V at frequencies of up to 20MHz.

The LTC203CS#PBF is designed as a single integrated component with a logic interface. It has two select inputs that allow the user to select which of its two signals it will switch between. The logic pins are both active low, meaning they must be driven low in order to make the switch active. It also has an enable pin that allows the user to disable the switching function if required. This device is capable of operating with a voltage supply range of 4.5V to 12V.

The primary application of the LTC203CS#PBF is for use as a multiplexer, switch, or demultiplexer in audio, video, and telecommunications systems. It is specifically designed for low-power, low-bandwidth applications such as mobile phones, modems, mp3 players, etc. Additionally, it is often used to switch between multiple power sources, batteries, and solar cells in portable electronics.

The working principle of the LTC203CS#PBF is relatively straightforward. It is essentially a single-pole, double-throw switch with two select pins and an enable pin. When either of the two select pins is driven to a low level, the corresponding signal is selected. The enable pin is active low, so it must be driven low to enable the device. The device will then switch between the two signals depending on which select input is driven low. When the enable pin is driven high, the device will be disabled.

In summary, the LTC203CS#PBF is a single integrated analog switch, multiplexer, or demultiplexer device designed by Linear Technology. It has a high charge injection of 1.0pC and a low on-state resistance of only 30Ω. Its primary application is for use in audio, video, and telecommunications systems as a multiplexer, switch, or demultiplexer and it can also be used to switch between multiple power sources in portable electronics. Its working principle is relatively straightforward, relying on two select inputs and an enable pin in order to determine which of its two signals it will switch between.

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