Subscriber Line Interface Circuit Protector

Description The L7591 Subscriber Line Interface Circuit (SLIC) Protector is designed to protect line-feed circuitry from fault-induced lightning and power-cross surge pulses. If a fault current forces TIP and/or RING to a more negative voltage than VS, current is conducted through the trip circui

LH1263 E&M Signaling Circuit

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Subscriber Line Interface Circuit Protector

Subscriber Line Interface Circuit Protector

Description The L7591 Subscriber Line Interface Circuit (SLIC) Protector is designed to protect line-feed circuitry from fault-induced lightning and power-cross surge pulses. If a fault current forces TIP and/or RING to a more negative voltage than VS, current is conducted through the trip circui

Subscriber Line Interface Circuit Protector

Description The L7591 Subscriber Line Interface Circuit (SLIC) Protector is designed to protect line-feed circuitry from fault-induced lightning and power-cross surge pulses. If a fault current forces TIP and/or RING to a more negative voltage than VS, current is conducted through the trip circui

DI CMOS ANALOG SWITCHES WITH DATA LATCHES

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The AD7590DI, AD7591DI and AD7592DI are a family of protected (latch-proof) dielectrically isolated CMOS switches featuring overvoltage protection up to ±25V above the power supplies. Microprocessor interfacing is facilitated by the provision of on-chip data latches.

DI CMOS ANALOG SWITCHES WITH DATA LATCHES

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The AD7590DI, AD7591DI and AD7592DI are a family of protected (latch-proof) dielectrically isolated CMOS switches featuring overvoltage protection up to ±25V above the power supplies. Microprocessor interfacing is facilitated by the provision of on-chip data latches.

DI CMOS ANALOG SWITCHES WITH DATA LATCHES

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The AD7590DI, AD7591DI and AD7592DI are a family of protected (latch-proof) dielectrically isolated CMOS switches featuring overvoltage protection up to ±25V above the power supplies. Microprocessor interfacing is facilitated by the provision of on-chip data latches.