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TK15121 - Grand Earthing System Audio Signal Mute IC

General Description

The TK15121M is a “MUTE IC” of the Grand Earthing System that was developed as a low frequency signal attenuation for audio products.

The mute function includes two channels which act simultaneously by one control key.

Key Features

  • s s s s s Wide Voltage Range (1.8 ~ 5.5 V) Very Low Signal Distortion (typ. 0.005%) High Maximum Input Voltage (max. 4.2 VP-P) Very Low Standby Current (typ. 0.1 mA) Minimal External Component Circuitry.

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Datasheet Details

Part number TK15121
Manufacturer TOKO
File Size 87.57 KB
Description Grand Earthing System Audio Signal Mute IC
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TK15121 Grand Earthing System Audio Signal Mute IC FEATURES s s s s s Wide Voltage Range (1.8 ~ 5.5 V) Very Low Signal Distortion (typ. 0.005%) High Maximum Input Voltage (max. 4.2 VP-P) Very Low Standby Current (typ. 0.1 mA) Minimal External Component Circuitry APPLICATIONS s s s s s Audio Systems Television VTR MD CD DESCRIPTION The TK15121M is a “MUTE IC” of the Grand Earthing System that was developed as a low frequency signal attenuation for audio products. The mute function includes two channels which act simultaneously by one control key. The optional time for the Attack/Release can be set up by the “Timing Control Capacitor”.