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TPS22810TDBVRQ1  

Power Distribution Switches, Load Drivers

The TPS22810TDBVRQ1 is a high-performance, single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) analog switch manufactured by Texas Instruments. This switch is designed to operate in a wide range of applications, including industrial, medical, and consumer electronics.

Description:

The TPS22810TDBVRQ1 is a compact, low-power analog switch that features a very low on-impedance (typically 3.5 ohms) and low leakage current (typically 1 pA). It is available in a small, 6-pin TSSOP package, making it ideal for space-constrained applications.

Features:

1. Single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) switching configuration
2. Ultra-low on-impedance (3.5 ohms typical)
3. Low leakage current (1 pA typical)
4. Wide input voltage range (2.7V to 5.5V)
5. Low power consumption (1.1 mA typical)
6. High isolation (70 dB typical)
7. Short-circuit protection
8. Small 6-pin TSSOP package

Applications:

The TPS22810TDBVRQ1 is suitable for a variety of applications where signal routing, signal sharing, or signal switching is required. Some common applications include:

1. Audio switching in audio processing systems
2. Signal routing in industrial control systems
3. Load switching in power management applications
4. Signal sharing in medical equipment
5. Antenna switching in wireless communication systems
6. Test and measurement equipment
7. Battery monitoring systems
8. Motor control applications

The TPS22810TDBVRQ1's low on-impedance, low leakage current, and high isolation make it an excellent choice for applications requiring high performance and reliability. Its small package size also makes it suitable for use in compact and portable devices.

TPS22810TDBVRQ1 Documents

Download datasheets and manufacturer documentation for TPS22810TDBVRQ1

Images :

Mechanical Outline Drawing      

PCN :

Product Change Notification (PDF)      

Models :

TPS22810TDBVRQ1 Symbol & Footprint by SnapMagic      

Application Notes :

Managing Inrush Current (Rev. A)       Integrated Load Switches Versus Discrete MOSFETs (Rev. A)       Basics of Load Switches (Rev. A)       Load Switch Thermal Considerations (Rev. A)       Timing of Load Switches       Fundamentals of On-Resistance in Load Switches       Selecting a Load Switch to Replace a Discrete Solution      

SPICE Models :

TPS22810 and TPS22810-Q1 Unencrypted PSpice Transient Model Package (Rev. A)