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The DG202BDY-T1-E3 is IC SWITCH QUAD CMOS 16SOIC, that includes DG20xB Series, they are designed to operate with a Reel Packaging, Unit Weight is shown on datasheet note for use in a 0.023492 oz, that offers Mounting Style features such as SMD/SMT, Configuration is designed to work in 4 x SPST, as well as the 640 mW Pd Power Dissipation, it has an Maximum Operating Temperature range of + 85 C, it has an Minimum Operating Temperature range of - 40 C, the device is offered in 4.5 V to 25 V Operating Supply Voltage, the device has a 50 uA of Supply Current Max, and Supply Voltage Max is 25 V, and the Supply Voltage Min is 4.5 V, and Package Case is SOIC-16, and the Maximum Dual Supply Voltage is +/- 22 V, and Minimum Dual Supply Voltage is +/- 4.5 V, and the Supply Type is Single Supply Dual Supply, and On Resistance Max is 85 Ohms, and the Off Time Max is 200 ns, and Number of Switches is 4 Switch, and the On Time Max is 300 ns, and Switch Voltage Max is +/- 15 V, and the Dual Supply Voltage is +/- 4.5 V to +/- 22 V, and Switch Continuous Current is 30 mA.
DG202BSE-T with user guide manufactured by MAX. The DG202BSE-T is available in SMD Package, is part of the IC Chips.
DG202C with circuit diagram manufactured by BSE. The DG202C is available in SOP Package, is part of the Interface - Analog Switches, Multiplexers, Demultiplexers.
