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Si9710CY - PCMCIA Interface Switch

General Description

The Si9710CY switch is a monolithic switch designed to meet the needs ofthe PCMCIAinterface.

The inputs are fully CMOS compatible and incorporate all the level shift and interface required to be driven by any CMOS driver.

Key Features

  • Single SO-16 Package.
  • CMOS Inputs with Hysteresis.
  • Extremely Low RoN.
  • Reverse Blocking Switches.
  • HiZ Outputs in the Off-State TEMIC Siliconix.
  • Low Power Consumption.
  • Safe Power-Up.

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Si9710CY PCMCIA Interface Switch Features • Single SO-16 Package • CMOS Inputs with Hysteresis • Extremely Low RoN • Reverse Blocking Switches • HiZ Outputs in the Off-State TEMIC Siliconix • Low Power Consumption • Safe Power-Up Description The Si9710CY switch is a monolithic switch designed to meet the needs ofthe PCMCIAinterface. The inputs are fully CMOS compatible and incorporate all the level shift and interface required to be driven by any CMOS driver. The external inputs can be driven to 3.3-V or S-V by setting VL at the appropriate level. The switches are low RON and can carry the maximum currents found on the PCMCIA interface. The S-V and 3.3-V switches do not have the parasitic diode found in vertical DMOS power switches.