24-Bit Bus Switch with .2V Undershoot Protection (Preliminary)

General Description The Fairchild Switch FSTU16211 provides 24-bits of highspeed CMOS TTL-compatible bus switching. The low On Resistance of the switch allows inputs to be connected to outputs without adding propagation delay or generating additional ground bounce noise. Features ■ Undershoot h

24-Bit Bus Switch

Description The FSLV16211 is a 24-bit, high-speed, low-voltage bus switch. The low on resistance of the switch allows inputs to be connected to outputs without adding propagation delay or generating additional ground bounce noise. Features ● 5Ω switch connection between two ports ● Minimal pro

24-Bit Bus Switch

General Description The Fairchild Switch FST16211 provides 24-bits of high speed CMOS TTL-compatible bus switching. The low On Resistance of the switch allows inputs to be connected to outputs without adding propagation delay or generating additional ground bounce noise. Features ■4Ω

24-Bit Bus Switch with -2V Undershoot Protection and Level Shifting

General Description The Fairchild Switch FSTUD16211 provides 24-bits of high-speed CMOS TTL-compatible bus switching. The low on resistance of the switch allows inputs to be connected to outputs without adding propagation delay or generating additional ground bounce noise. A diode to VCC has been

24-Bit Bus Switch with -2V Undershoot Protection and Level Shifting

General Description The Fairchild Switch FSTUD16211 provides 24-bits of high-speed CMOS TTL-compatible bus switching. The low on resistance of the switch allows inputs to be connected to outputs without adding propagation delay or generating additional ground bounce noise. A diode to VCC has been

24-Bit Bus Switch with -2V Undershoot Protection and Level Shifting

General Description The Fairchild Switch FSTUD16211 provides 24-bits of high-speed CMOS TTL-compatible bus switching. The low on resistance of the switch allows inputs to be connected to outputs without adding propagation delay or generating additional ground bounce noise. A diode to VCC has been