HARRIS Semiconductor HI-5040 thru HI-5051 HI-5046A HI-5047A

The HI-5040 Series is a family of low-resistance switches for use in high frequency switching, sampling and holding, digital filters, and operational amplifier gain switching.


HARRIS Semiconductor HI-5040 thru HI-5051 HI-5046A HI-5047A - cover page
Brand
Harris
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
228 KB
Published
27 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The HI‑5040 series from Harris Semiconductor provides a family of CMOS analog switches covering part numbers HI‑5040 through HI‑5051. Features include a wide analog signal range (±15 V), low on‑resistance (25 Ω to 50 Ω), high current capability (80 mA), and break‑before‑make switching. The devices are compatible with DTL, TTL, CMOS and PMOS logic families and are suitable for high‑frequency switching, sample‑and‑hold, and digital filter applications.

The datasheet details absolute maximum ratings, operating temperature ranges, electrical specifications such as supply voltage, on/off leakage currents, quiescent power dissipation, and typical performance curves. Pin configurations, switch functions, and recommended application circuits are also provided.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Description
  • Functional Description
  • Pin Configurations
  • Switch Functions
  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Operating Conditions
  • Electrical Specifications
  • Switching Characteristics
  • Typical Performance Curves

Specifications

On‑Resistance (typical) for HI‑5048‑HI‑505125 Ω
On‑Resistance (typical) for HI‑5040‑HI‑504750 Ω
Maximum Continuous Current80 mA
Supply Voltage Range0 V to 36 V

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical on‑resistance of the HI‑5048‑HI‑5051 devices?

The typical on‑resistance is about 25 Ω.

What is the maximum continuous current the switches can handle?

The switches can handle up to 80 mA continuous current.

Are the HI‑5040 series switches break‑before‑make?

Yes, all devices provide break‑before‑make switching.

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