BCT4222B Datasheet PDF - BROADCHIP 350MHz DPDT Analog Switch Specs

BCT4222B - 350MHz DPDT Analog Switch

Datasheet Summary

Description

The BCT4222B is a high bandwidth, fast double-pole double-throw (DPDT) analog switch.

Its wide bandwidth and low bit-to-bit skew allow it to pass high-speed differential signals with good signal integrity.

Features

VCC Operating Range: 1.65V to 4.2V.
Rail-to-Rail Signal Range.
ON-Resistance Matching: 0.04 Ω (TYP).
ON-Resistance Flatness: 0.08Ω (TYP).
High Off Isolation: 58dB at 10MHz.
54dB (10MHz) Crosstalk Rejection Reduces Signal Distortion.
Break-Before-Make Switching.
-3dB Bandwidth: 350MHz.
Extended Industrial Temperature Range:.
40°C to 85°C.
Packaging (Pb-free & Green available) General.

Datasheet Details

Part number	BCT4222B
Manufacturer	BROADCHIP
File Size	265.96 KB
Description	350MHz DPDT Analog Switch
Datasheet	BCT4222B Datasheet
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August, 2010, REV2.0 BCT4222B 350MHz DPDT Analog Switch Features ♦ VCC Operating Range: 1.65V to 4.2V ♦ Rail-to-Rail Signal Range ♦ ON-Resistance Matching: 0.04 Ω (TYP) ♦ ON-Resistance Flatness: 0.08Ω (TYP) ♦ High Off Isolation: 58dB at 10MHz ♦ 54dB (10MHz) Crosstalk Rejection Reduces Signal Distortion ♦ Break-Before-Make Switching ♦ -3dB Bandwidth: 350MHz ♦ Extended Industrial Temperature Range: –40°C to 85°C ♦ Packaging (Pb-free & Green available) General Description The BCT4222B is a high bandwidth, fast double-pole double-throw (DPDT) analog switch. Its wide bandwidth and low bit-to-bit skew allow it to pass high-speed differential signals with good signal integrity. Each switch is bidirectional and offers little or no attenuation of the high-speed signals at the outputs.

Published: Mar 12, 2019 |