Hi,
The ADG772 has a CMOS switch architecture which is detailed here in MT-088. https://www.analog.com/media/en/training-seminars/tutorials/MT-088.pdf
This architecture provides a channel for the signal to pass through and does not buffer the signal or…
Hi Jerry,
The model has be finished. I have attached it here for you. It will go onto the ADG772 product page in the coming days as well.
Regards,
Eric.
Hello,
I design in ADG772BCPZ for portable USB storage application with SATA controller ASM1153E
customer takes his own product to do USB 2.0 480Mbps test in certification lab, but the eye diagram is fail.
After fail, customer provide ADG772 EVB to…
Hello Dkato,
ADG936 is only specified to handle DC signal of 0.5V DC only, so ADG936 will not serve the purpose here. I think ADG772 or ADG774 will be better fit for your application.
Below are the data sheet link for ADG772 and ADG774
Hello srimoyi
When we are using internal TCXO(onboard reference) we also get the 0.2vp-p output on the scope for ADG772 D1 pin.
We check the output on the ADG772 D1 pin using scope probe and we get the below attached output. When we use internal reference…
Hello DragosB
Please find the below attached ADG772's output.
1). ADG772's output with internal TCXO 40 MHZ
2). ADG772's output with external clock reference 50MHZ
3). ADG772's output in time domain
As you shown in the attached picture…
Hi,
I think something from the ADG7xx family would be the best place to start.
Maybe something like the ADG772
Regards,
David
Hi,
Would you be able to specify what frequency the SDA and SCL signals are programmed to. Is it set to a standard mode of 100 kHz or higher ?
The on/off times of the ADG733 are typical (19/7) ns, so that should be appropriate to switch signals in the…
Hi Ben,
The ADG7XX family should suit your needs.
I think something like the ADG772 would be a good place to start. This is a Dual SPDT 3.6 V switch with a -3db BW of 630MHz
The ADG7xx family has many configurations that could fit your use case.
Tha…
Hi Mohsin,
Good morning,
On my side, I'm finding it hard to get a defined frequency range on Rx and Tx, it also depends on the USB generation.
The serial connection you will be using, will the Tx/Rx signal be in the GHz range ?
The bandwidth of the…
