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Analog Devices ADG467 Octal Channel Protector Datasheet
The ADG467 is an octal channel protector designed to protect sensitive analog inputs from voltage transients, even when power supplies are absent. It offers fault and over‑voltage protection up to ±40 V, low on‑resistance (62 Ω typical) and microampere‑level fault current, making it suitable for ATE equipment, sensitive measurement devices, and hot‑insertion rack systems.
The device is supplied in 18‑lead SOIC and 20‑lead SSOP packages, operates from ±15 V supplies, and features trench isolation for latch‑up proof construction. Detailed specifications, pin configurations, performance curves, and application circuits are provided in the document.
Analog Devices ADG467 specifications
| Fault and over‑voltage protection range | ±40 V |
|---|---|
| Typical on‑resistance (RON) | 62 Ω |
| Typical power dissipation | 0.8 µW |
| Absolute maximum VDD to VSS | +44 V |
| Operating temperature range (Industrial) | -40 °C to +85 °C |
| Fault‑free analog signal range (low side) | VSS + 1.5 V (typ) |
| Output open‑circuit voltage (high side) | VDD − 1.5 V (typ) |
Source: Analog Devices ADG467 Octal Channel Protector Datasheet
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Questions answered in these manuals
What voltage range can the ADG467 protect against?
It can withstand continuous voltage inputs from –40 V to +40 V.
From: Analog Devices ADG467 Octal Channel Protector Datasheet
What is the typical on‑resistance of the ADG467?
The typical on‑resistance is 62 Ω.
From: Analog Devices ADG467 Octal Channel Protector Datasheet
What voltage range can the ADG466/ADG467 protect against?
They can withstand continuous voltage inputs from –40 V to +40 V.
What is the typical on‑resistance of the protectors?
Typical on‑resistance is about 60 Ω for ADG466 and 75 Ω for ADG467.