TS3L100D

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TS3L100D, a part of the family of Analog Switches, is a high-performance Special Purpose switch. It is ideal for applications in fields such as: loudspeaker & headphone applications, as a main shift in gain stages, as a main switch in current or voltage followers, as a power source multiplexing switch, and in a variety of other switching applications where high performance is required.

TS3L100D features a maximum supply voltage rating of 25 V and a maximum drain-source on-resistance of 0.08 Ω, which enables low on-resistance up to 1.5 MHz and low power dissipation. It also offers a high off-isolation of 75 dB with a maximum of 120 dB of power gain, which is beneficial for applications in high input frequencies with high output currents.

When it comes to working principles, TS3L100D uses the electrostatic parallel-plate capacitance to maintain charge transfer between the contacts. This guarantees that the switch works consistently and smoothly regardless of its input voltage. It also offers high-bandwidth and low-power performance, making it ideal for applications that require fast switching response.

In addition, its two-terminal switch ensures low matching losses and low thermal drift. The switch also provides high input and output distortion levels due to its small gate-to-drain capacitance, which provides large switching angles and therefore high linearity. This makes it suitable for use in a variety of analog applications.

TS3L100D is a high-performance Special Purpose switch and is suitable for a range of applications in diverse fields. Not only does it provide high-bandwidth and low-power performance, but it also offers high off-isolation, low matching losses and low thermal drift for consistent and reliable performance. Its two-terminal switch configuration enables large switching angles and high linearity, making it ideal choice for applications that require fast switching response.

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