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HV2904/AHA

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MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY

data-sheet
Data sheet
Data sheet
HV2904/AHA is primarily used in medical ultrasound imaging, nondestructive testing (NDT), piezoelectric transducer drivers, inkjet printer heads, and optical MEMS modules. Its high-voltage switching capabilities and low power requirements make it suitable for applications requiring precise control of high-voltage signals without the need for high-voltage supplies.
Specification
Specification
HV MUX (SPST)
HV MUX (SPST)
Detailed specification
Detailed specification
Ultrasound Switch IC 32 Channel 132-TFBGA (12x12 mm) (0.47x0.47 in)
Ultrasound Switch IC 32 Channel 132-TFBGA (12x12 mm) (0.47x0.47 in)
Description
Description
The HV2904/AHA is a 32-channel high-voltage analog switch IC designed for ultrasound applications. It operates without high-voltage supplies, featuring a 3.3V CMOS input logic level and a 66 MHz data shift clock frequency. The device supports individual and bank switching modes, ensuring low power dissipation and excellent noise immunity. It can handle ±100V high-voltage pulses with low on-resistance and integrated bleed resistors to prevent voltage build-up on capacitive loads.
The HV2904/AHA is a 32-channel high-voltage analog switch IC designed for ultrasound applications. It operates without high-voltage supplies, featuring a 3.3V CMOS input logic level and a 66 MHz data shift clock frequency. The device supports individual and bank switching modes, ensuring low power dissipation and excellent noise immunity. It can handle ±100V high-voltage pulses with low on-resistance and integrated bleed resistors to prevent voltage build-up on capacitive loads.
Availability
Availability
Can be ordered from Westcomp
Can be ordered from Westcomp
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