Manufacturer Part Number
MAX4536ESE
Manufacturer
Analog Devices
Introduction
MAX4536ESE is an obsolete interface component designed for analog signal switching applications.
Product Features and Performance
SPST - NO switch circuit design
4 independent switching circuits
On-State Resistance at 100Ohm maximum
Channel-to-Channel Matching at 1Ohm
Supports a wide range of supply voltages from 2V to 12V for single, and ±2V to ±6V for dual supplies
Fast switching times with Turn-on and Turn-off times at 100ns and 50ns maximum respectively
Product Advantages
Low charge injection of 1pC
Low channel capacitance of 2pF, ensuring minimal signal distortion
Highly reduced crosstalk at -75dB @ 1MHz, for clean signal paths
Operational over a wide temperature range from -40°C to 85°C
Key Technical Parameters
4-channel configuration
Maximum On-State Resistance: 100Ohm
Voltage supply range: 2V to 12V (single), ±2V to ±6V (dual)
Switch timing: 100ns on, 50ns off
Leakage current at 2nA maximum
Quality and Safety Features
Ensures signal integrity with minimal leakage and crosstalk
Compatibility
Compatible with a wide range of supply voltages for flexible use in various circuit designs
Designed for surface mount technology and compatible with 16-SOIC package equipment
Application Areas
Used in a variety of electronic devices for analog signal routing prior to becoming obsolete
Product Lifecycle
The product is labeled as Obsolete, indicating end of production
Replacements or upgrades may be available and should be checked with the manufacturer or alternative suppliers
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Precision signal handling owing to low charge injection and on-resistance variation
Wide operating temperature range suitable for industrial applications
Simplified design with single and dual supply voltage compatibility
Minimal signal interference assured through excellent crosstalk performance
Easily integrable into existing designs thanks to standard SOIC package
Despite obsolescence, may still be valuable for repair or maintenance of legacy systems