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  1. ADG333A
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  2. ADG333A: Quad SPDT Switch Data Sheet
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    The ADG333A is a monolithic complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) device comprising four independently selectable single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) switches.

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  4. Switches and Multiplexers Cheat Sheet
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    ADI’s analog switches passes analog signals such as - audio data, ultrasonic imaging data. ADI’s specialty switches provide solutions for LAN, PCI Express® (PCIe) & USB systems. The ADI switch portfolio assist system designers’ applications.

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    1. offset voltage problem with analog switch ADG333A, pin-compatible substitute?

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      18 August, 2011
      Hello, I've got offset voltages of 0,2V with a device containing ADG333ABNZ. Do the pin compatible newer versions like ADG1434 or ADG5434 correct this? Best regards, Simon Brem
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    2. ADG333A_Status_WhenInputFloat

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      QuestionOne ADG333A's question need your verification. When the IN Pins are float, then what status of the switch? The D is switched to S1A or S1B? AnswerWe cannot guarantee the status of the switch when the IN pins are floating. Internally the in pins are not pulled to Vdd …
      CN20130397adg333aswitches/multiplexers

    3. ADG333A switching frequency / bandwidth information?

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      QuestionFor the ADG333A switch, our intended signal is 500 KHz sine wave input. What is the bandwidth of this device?AnswerWe don’t have any bandwidth information for this part. However, the bandwidth will be well in excess of 500kHz. As some parameters had been characterised at 1Mhz. As a …
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    4. ADG333A: FAQ

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    5. ADG333A POWER SUPPLY SEQUENCE

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      26 November, 2019
      About ADG333A , turn on VSS first, followed by VDD (opposite of recommendation),and VDD-VSS not exceed +44 V,I want to know there is a problem?
      Dual-Supply Analog Switches and MultiplexersAnalog Switches Multiplexersswitches and multiplexersanalog switchadg333adg333a

    6. What is risetime or falltime of the ADG333A?

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      13 November, 2019
      According to the ADG33A datasheet I know the switch time information is as show below, but I want to know the switch signal VS from 10%-90% rise or fall time, can you help me?
      Dual-Supply Analog Switches and MultiplexersAnalog Switches Multiplexersswitches and multiplexersswitchanalog switchadg333a

    7. RE: offset voltage problem with analog switch ADG333A, pin-compatible substitute?

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      06 October, 2011
      I found out that the offset has nothing to do with the analog switches. It only appears if the signals are connected to an unpowered NI-6216 DAQ. If the device is powered up or the signal is not connected, everything is allright. Anyway thank you for your help!

    8. RE: offset voltage problem with analog switch ADG333A, pin-compatible substitute?

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      13 September, 2011
      Hi DLR, Offsets usually appear when the analog switches are used in high impedance environments (Mohms) and it is mainly caused by leakage currents or charge injection. While leakage is always present and may cause static offsets ( the switch is not toggled, just kept into one position on or off …

    9. RE: offset voltage problem with analog switch ADG333A, pin-compatible substitute?

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      26 August, 2011
      DLR, what's a SPS? The ADP333A has a switch resistance of 45ohm, so any current draw from the selected signal side will generate a voltage drop across the switch. 0.2V/45ohm = 4mA. So if anything connected to the switch needs the 4mA then this explains the 0.2V …

    10. RE: offset voltage problem with analog switch ADG333A, pin-compatible substitute?

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      19 August, 2011
      Hello AnalogXPRT, thanks for your fast answer. I can only provide a part of the schematic: I think, there isn't anything special. I use 5V logic to control, which of the analog signal source (A or B) goes to selected signals (on the right side). The approximately +0,2V …