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Low Power, Eight Port, Hi-Speed Isolation Switch
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General Description
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The FSA1208 is a low-power, eight-port, high-speed switch.
This part is configured as a single-pole, single-throw switch and is optimized for isolating a high-speed source,
such as a DDR memory bus. The FSA1208 features an extremely low on capacitance (CON) of 6pF.
Superior channel-to-channel crosstalk minimizes interference.
The FSA1208 contains special circuitry on the A & B pins that allows the device to withstand an over-voltage condition.
This device is also designed to minimize current consumption even when the control voltage applied to the /OE pin is lower
than the supply voltage (VCC). Applications include port isolation and switching in DDR memory modules, portable cell phones, PDAs,
digital cameras, printers, and notebook computers.
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Features
- Low On Capacitance: 6pF Typical
- Low On Resistance: 15W Typical
- Low Power Consumption: 1ľA Maximum
- 10ľA Maximum ICCT over an Expanded Voltage Range (VIN=2.3V, VCC=4.3V)
- Wide -3db Bandwidth: > 400MHz
- Packaged in Space-Saving 20-Lead MLP (2.5x4.5mm)
- 8kV ESD Rating; >16kV Power/GND ESD Rating
- Low COFF Capacitance: 2.5pF Typical
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Applications
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Datasheet
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Product Status/Pricing/Packaging 
| FSA1208BQX | Full Production | Green | $0.97 | DQFN | 20 | TAPE REEL
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Line 2: F1208
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* Fairchild 1,000 piece Budgetary Pricing
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| ** A sample button will appear if the part is available through Fairchild's on-line samples program. If there is no sample button, please contact a Fairchild distributor to obtain samples |
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Models
| DQFN-20 | Fast | -40°C to 85°C | 3V to 3.6V | 2008.09 | Apr 8, 2009 | | Slow | -40°C to 85°C | 3V to 3.6V | 2008.09 | Apr 8, 2009 | | Typical | -40°C to 85°C | 3V to 3.6V | 2008.09 | Apr 8, 2009 |
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