Hi,
I need to mux a video signal that is all positive (0V to 2V).
It is possible use ADV3220 with supply 0/5V or we must use Dual supply and so -5V/5V?
regards,
Dario
ADV3220
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The ADV3219 and ADV3220 are high speed, high slew rate,
buffered, 2:1 analog multiplexers. They offer a -3 dB signal
bandwidth greater than 800 MHz and...
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Hi,
I need to mux a video signal that is all positive (0V to 2V).
It is possible use ADV3220 with supply 0/5V or we must use Dual supply and so -5V/5V?
regards,
Dario
The specifications for the ADV3220 are with +-5V rails.
It is also spec'd at 0-12V rails but the real problem here is the video signals would have to be AC coupled and biased to ~mid-point for proper operation. This is a more complex circuit.
The device is not spec'd with 0-5V rails.
It is best to keep the video signal DC coupled so the black level is 0V. And best to run the ADV3220 with +-5V rails.
If you need to generate 5V DC then you might look at devices like the LTC1983
https://www.analog.com/en/products/ltc1983.html#product-overview
Pay attention to the output ripple voltage and you should be good.
Many thanks for the feedback :)
Many thanks for the feedback :)