MAX4613ESE+T - Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated

Manufacturer Part Number

MAX4613ESE+T

Manufacturer

Analog Devices

Introduction

High-performance analog switch designed for signal routing

Product Features and Performance

SPST - NO/NC switch circuit configuration

4 individual switch circuits

On-State Resistance at a maximum of 70 Ohm

Channel-to-Channel Matching at 4 Ohm max

Single Supply Voltage range from 4.5V to 40V

Dual Supply Voltage range from ±4.5V to ±20V

Maximum Switch Time of 250ns for turn-on and 120ns for turn-off

Low Charge Injection of 5pC

Low Channel Capacitance of 4pF (both CS(off) and CD(off))

Ultra-low Current Leakage at max 500pA

Product Advantages

Excellent signal fidelity

Minimal charge injection and channel-capacitance for accurate signal processing

Low on-state resistance improves signal quality

High impedance when off to reduce leakage current

Low power consumption

Key Technical Parameters

5V to 40V single supply operation

±4.5V to ±20V dual supply operation

70 Ohm max on-state resistance

4 Ohm max channel-to-channel resistance matching

500pA max leakage current

250ns/120ns max switch-on/off time

Quality and Safety Features

Extended operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C

High crosstalk attenuation of -100dB at 1MHz

Compatibility

Compatible with 16-SOIC surface mount system

Application Areas

Signal routing in communications

Data acquisition systems

Test equipment

Audio and video switching

Product Lifecycle

Active status product

Not indicated as nearing discontinuation

Replacements or upgrades not specified

Reasons to Choose This Product

High signal integrity due to low on-state resistance and charge injection

Low leakage current augmenting device precision

Versatile supply voltage compatibility supporting a wide range of applications

Fast switching time enables high-speed operations

Robust operation in harsh temperature environments

Surface mountability for compact and efficient PCB design

Noteworthy crosstalk performance ideal for sensitive signal applications