Analogue switches - vaguely prop-related...
Hugh
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I was thinking if driving some analogue switches from a prop. Thinking there must be a few junctions in them I tried to find out whether there was any voltage drop across such a switch (e.g., the 0.6 v that might be dropped over a diode). There doesn't seem to be any data on this as a parameter.
Am I being naive by thinking there might be a voltage drop?
Many thanks
Hugh
Am I being naive by thinking there might be a voltage drop?
Many thanks
Hugh
Comments
In general they don't have junctions.
The switch is a form of FET, so no junction.
In general they don't directly specify a voltage drop.
The do specify an ON Resistance.
Then it's up to you to calculate what the voltage drop will be given the current flowing through the switch.
E=I*R
Duane J