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MAX4659 - CMOS Analog Switches

General Description

The MAX4659/MAX4660 are medium voltage CMOS analog switches with a low on-resistance of 25Ω max specifically designed to handle large switch currents.

Key Features

  • o High Continuous Current Handling 150mA Continuous Current (MAX4660) 75mA Continuous Current (MAX4659) o High Peak Current Handling 200mA Peak Current (MAX4660) 150mA Peak Current (MAX4659) o 25Ω max On-Resistance (±15V Supplies) o VL Supply Not Required o 1.5Ω max RON Flatness (±15V Supplies) o Rail-to-Rail Signal Handling o +12V Single Supply or ±15V Dual-Supply Operation o Pin Compatible with DG419, MAX319 MAX4659/MAX4660 Ordering Information PART MAX4659EUA MAX4659ESA MAX4660EUA MAX4660ES.

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19-2046; Rev 0; 4/01 High-Current, 25Ω, SPDT, CMOS Analog Switches General Description The MAX4659/MAX4660 are medium voltage CMOS analog switches with a low on-resistance of 25Ω max specifically designed to handle large switch currents. With a switch capability of up to 200mA peak current and 150mA continuous current (MAX4660), and up to 150mA peak current and 75mA continuous current (MAX4659), these parts can switch loads as low as 50Ω. They can replace reed relays with a million times the speed and a virtually unlimited number of lifetime cycles. Normal power consumption is only 3mW, whether the switch is on or off. These parts are TTL/CMOS compatible and will switch any voltage within their power-supply range. The devices are single-pole/double-throw (SPDT) switches.