NC7SP19L6X Overview
This is a relatively small item of digital switch that is included in the 6-UFDFN in order to save space on the board.In this case, it is packaged as Tape & Reel (TR).The mounting method digital switch ic uses is Surface Mount.The analog IC in the multiplexers is identified as Decoder/Demultiplexer.A temperature of -40°C~85°C will not leave the turn signal swturn signal switchch susceptible to external influences.When operated with a 0.9V~3.6V supply voltage, digital controlled switch provides digital controlled switch's superior flexibility for designers.The multiplexers can be used for a wide range of applications since they are members of 7SP series.Its basic configuration includes terminations in the 6 range.The base part number is 7SP19, so you can find its logic switch related parts using that number.For multiplexer's system, a voltage of 1.2V is supplied.As a result, NO LEAD represents the end of the conductors.In this case, Single is employed as the supply type.Currently, it is configured with a 6 pin configuration.Surface Mount is the way it is mounted.Among the family of P the logic switch is a member.The minimal supply voltage (Vsup) should be kept at 0.9V to avoid some unnecessary failures.The turn signal switch has 2 outputs designed for operation.I would classify the digital switch ic as an electronic part belonging to the Decoder/Drivers category.No external influence consumes 900nA current of multiplexer ic.A TAPE AND REEL packaging method is used in the switches.As a voltage level input, the multiplexers have 1 lines.
NC7SP19L6X Features
Supplied in the 6-UFDFN package
Adopting a supply type of Single
1 input lines
NC7SP19L6X Applications
There are a lot of ON Semiconductor NC7SP19L6X Signal Switches / Multiplexers / Decoders applications.
- A/D converters
- Make full adder
- Memory chips
- Electronically controlled engine system
- Recording transmission
- Enabling different functions units in microprocessor instruction decoding
- Code converters
- Data-routing applications
- Injectors
- Arithmetic Logic Units
