HI1-0306-5

Analog Switches, Multiplexers, Demultiplexers Harris Corporation HI1-0306-5 Overview

The Harris Corporation HI1-0306-5 Dual DPST CMOS Analog Switch represents a high-performance solution tailored for advanced electronic systems. Combining durability with functionality, this component from Harris Corporation ensures reliable switching operations in various applications. The HI1-0306-5 is designed to offer minimal power dissipation combined with high switching speed, making it an ideal choice for integrating into both digital and analog signaling environments. Its low charge injection helps in maintaining signal integrity, thereby enhancing the overall system performance. The use of CMOS technology guarantees low power consumption while providing robust resistance to voltage spikes and noise, crucial for maintaining system stability in demanding applications.

HI1-0306-5 Features

This model boasts dual double-pole single-throw (DPST) configuration, allowing for flexible control over two separate circuits independently. The CMOS technology used in the HI1-0306-5 not only enhances its efficiency but also ensures it operates effectively under a wide range of voltages, suitable for various electronic applications. Additionally, its compact size facilitates easy integration into space-constrained applications without compromising on performance.

HI1-0306-5 Applications

• Audio and Video Equipment: Utilized in switching audio and video signals seamlessly, ensuring minimal signal distortion and maintaining high-quality output.
• Data Acquisition Systems: Acts as a crucial component for controlling the input signals, ensuring precise data handling and processing.
• Communication Equipment: Enables reliable signal routing in communication devices, which is vital for maintaining the integrity of data transmission across multiple channels.
• Test and Measurement Instruments: Implemented in various testing equipment for accurate signal routing, enhancing the precision and reliability of measurements.
• Medical Devices: Used in medical electronics to manage signals in a controlled manner, essential for the accurate functioning of diagnostic and therapeutic equipment.