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WSP6582C - High Fidelity Stereo SPDT Switch

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With SwitchPro technology, The WSP6582C is a Dual SPDT analog switch with ultra-low distortion, high OFF-Isolation for special stereo audio applications with negative swing audio signals capacity that

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  • ultra-low Ron of 0.2Ω (typical) at 3.3V VCC. WLCSP-12B (Bottom view) The WSP6582C operates a single power supply over a wide range from 3.0V to 4.5V and 1.8V logic compatible with ultra high PSRR. With soft-start feature that eliminates pops and clicks associated at any.

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Part number WSP6582C
Manufacturer WillSEMI
File Size 939.52 KB
Description High Fidelity Stereo SPDT Switch
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WSP6582C SwitchPro Family High Fidelity Stereo SPDT Switch with Pop and Click Suppression WSP6582C http//:www.willsemi.com Descriptions With SwitchPro technology, The WSP6582C is a Dual SPDT analog switch with ultra-low distortion, high OFF-Isolation for special stereo audio applications with negative swing audio signals capacity that features ultra-low Ron of 0.2Ω (typical) at 3.3V VCC. WLCSP-12B (Bottom view) The WSP6582C operates a single power supply over a wide range from 3.0V to 4.5V and 1.8V logic compatible with ultra high PSRR. With soft-start feature that eliminates pops and clicks associated at any application conditions likes switched, enable/disable and power-up.
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