Relays feature low input drive

Aug. 9, 2007
Possessing an input drive as low as 2mA and switching speeds of less than 0.5ms, Avago Technologies’ new ASSR- 301C/302C and ASSR- 401C/402C solid-state relays are targeted at applications that require low power consumption and high

Possessing an input drive as low as 2mA and switching speeds of less than 0.5ms, Avago Technologies’ new ASSR- 301C/302C and ASSR- 401C/402C solid-state relays are targeted at applications that require low power consumption and high system throughput. Such applications include those involving sensing and multiplexing, for instance, test-and-measurement and data-acquisition systems.

The relays deliver low off-state capacitance of less than 15pF for good signal isolation and low on-resistance for less insertion loss. In addition, low offstate leakage of less than 10nA reduces system measurement errors. Qualified performance is possible over a temperature range of -40 to +85ºC, while high transient immunity is greater than 1kV/s, with a high of 3.75kV in insulation protection in a miniature SO-4 package.

The ASSR-301C and ASSR- 401C are single-channel, 1 Form A relays that are housed in a SO4 package. The ASSR- 302C and ASSR-402C are dualchannel, 2 Form A relays that come in a standard DIP8 footprint. Complementary to the ASSR-301C is the low on-resistance ASSR-321R, an SO-4 version of the earlier launched ASSR-322R. It will also become available together with the new family members.

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