Datasheet Texas Instruments SN74CBTR16861

Manufacturer	Texas Instruments
Series	SN74CBTR16861

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Parameters / Models	SN74CBTR16861DLR
Bandwidth, MHz	200
Configuration	1:1 SPST
ESD HBM, kV	2
Input/Ouput Voltage(Max), V	4.3
Input/Output Continuous Current(Max), mA	128
Input/Output OFF-state Capacitance(Typ), pF	5
Number of Channels	20
OFF-state leakage current(Max), µA	1
ON-state leakage current(Max), µA	1
Operating Temperature Range, C	-40 to 85
Package Group	SSOP
Package Size: mm2:W x L, PKG	48SSOP: 164 mm2: 10.35 x 15.88(SSOP)
Rating	Catalog
Ron(Max), Ohms	50
Ron(Typ), Ohms	33
Supply Current(Max), uA	3
Supply Range, Max	5.5
Vdd(Max), V	5.5
Vdd(Min), V	4
Vss(Max), V	N/A
Vss(Min), V	N/A

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• Semiconductors> Switches and Multiplexers> Analog Switches/Muxes