AD8117 frequency response

Question

We plan to use the AD8117's crosspoint capability for muxing differential signal in one input channel to any of the 32 output channel. 
 However, the output load is essentially a front end of a switch cap filter and we are wondering if that might change the frequency response in any way? 
 I tried looking at the SPICE model for the AD8117 but there is none. Is there an equivalent model we can use instead?

ADIApproved · Accepted Answer

Hi. 
 What's the capacitance did you use for your switched cap filter? If you require a -3dB BW of 420MHz for a Rload (diff) of 200 ohms, then you need to have a cap of 11.9uF. If this cap was used, then the frequency response will not be affected but if you use more than or less than ~12uF then it would give a different freq. response. If you also use different frequency and Rload, then the response would also be different. For series and parallel switched cap filter, use this formula to get the correct cap -- R=T/C where T is equal to 1/frequency. 
 As to the SPICE model, we don't have any for our Analog Crosspoint switches.