Analog Devices Manuals

This document is the official datasheet of AD75019, which introduces the features of the product, including 256 switch arrays, wide signal range, low switch resistance, TTL/CMOS/microprocessor-compatible control lines, serial input simplifies interface, serial output allows cascading for more channels, low power consumption, etc.

The AD8116 is a 16x16 high speed switch array from Analog Devices. It can be controlled by an 80-bit serial word and support cascading multiple AD8116s to expand to 256x256 arrays. The AD8116 has 150 Ohm output drive capability, 60 MHz 0.1 dB gain flatness, and 0.01% differential gain error.

This document is about AD8110/AD8111 datasheet, which introduces the characteristics of the chip, including 16x8 high-performance non-blocking switch arrays, serial or parallel switch array control, serial data output, 150V load, 60MHz 0.1dB gain flatness, 0.02% differential gain error (RL = 150V), 0.028 differential phase error (RL = 150V), 260 MHz -3dB bandwidth, 500V/ms slew rate, 50mA low power, -78 dB all hostile crosstalk @5MHz, output disable, reset pin, 4000V human body model ESD rating etc.

AD8108/AD8109 are 8x8 high-speed non-blocking switch arrays with buffered inputs and eight output amplifiers capable of driving 150 ohm loads. AD8108 has a gain of 1, while AD8109 has a gain of 2.

AD8114/AD8115 are low cost 225MHz 16×16 crosspoint switches, features serial or parallel programming, serial data output, high impedance output disable etc.

AD8113 is a 60MHz 16x16 switch matrix produced by Analog Devices. The switch matrix has the characteristics of high speed, non-blocking, serial or parallel programming, output disable, output buffer, low supply current, etc., and can be widely used in audio/video fields.

This document describes an I2C CMOS 8×12 unbuffered analog switch array with dual/single supplies. The product features an I2C-compatible interface, a high-speed I2C option, double-buffered input logic, simultaneous update of multiple switches, and is suitable for various applications including AV switching in TV, automotive infotainment, AV receivers, CCTV, ultrasound applications, KVM switching, telecom applications, test equipment/instrumentation, and PBX systems.

The ADG2188 is an analog cross point switch with an array size of 8 × 8. The switch array is arranged so that there are eight columns by eight rows, for a total of 64 switch channels. The array is bidirectional, and the rows and columns can be configured as either input or output. This product features an I2C-compatible interface, supports a high-speed I2C option of up to 3.4 MHz, has double-buffered input logic for simultaneous update of multiple switches, operates at dual ±5 V/single +12 V, has a maximum on resistance of 35 Ω, and low quiescent current consumption of less than 20 μA.

The ADG2108 is a CMOS 8×10 unbuffered analog switch array with dual/single supplies. It features an I2C-compatible interface and a high-speed I2C option. The switch array supports simultaneous update of multiple switches. This product is suitable for applications such as AV switching, automotive infotainment, AV receivers, CCTV, ultrasound applications, KVM switching, telecom applications, test equipment/instrumentation, and PBX systems.

AD8106/AD8107 are 16×5 high-speed nonblocking switch arrays with excellent video performance and low power consumption. They are suitable for video routing and other applications.

AD8175 is a high channel count, triple 16 × 9 high-speed crosspoint switch array that supports differential or single-ended operation and is suitable for sync-on common-mode and sync-on color operating modes.

The document introduces the AD8117/AD8118 model of a 32×32 buffered analog crosspoint switch, which features a high channel count, differential or single-ended operation, flexible power supplies, and serial or parallel programming. In addition, the product offers excellent video performance, outstanding AC performance, and low power consumption.

AD8178 is a high performance video crosspoint switch from Analog Devices. It has a 16x5 array, supports differential or single-ended input, supports 450MHz bandwidth, 1650V/μs slew rate and 4ns settling time.

The AD8176 is a 450 MHz triple 16×9 video crosspoint switch. It features a large, high-speed, non-blocking switch array that is pin compatible with the AD8175 (16×9 switch array) and AD8177, AD8178 (16×5 switch arrays). It supports differential or single-ended operation and sync-on common-mode and sync-on color operating modes. It also offers RGB and HV outputs for driving a monitor directly. The AD8176 operates at G = +4 (differential input to differential output) and has flexible power supply options of +5 V or ±2.5 V. It can be controlled via a convenient interface with logic ground and supports serial or parallel programming of the switch array. The AD8176 also has an adjustable output CM and black level through external pins and offers excellent AC performance with a bandwidth of 450 MHz, a slew rate of 1650 V/μs, and a settling time of 4 ns to 1% to support 1600×1200 resolution.

AD8104/AD8105 is a 32x16 high speed non-blocking switch array from Analog Devices, which supports differential or single-ended operation, supports single +5V power supply or dual ±2.5V power supply, and can be programmed in serial or parallel. It has excellent video performance and ac performance, and its power consumption is only 1.7W.