FSA221: Multimedia and USB 2.0 Hi-Speed and Audio Switches w/ Negative Signal Capability
The FSA221 is a Double-Pole, Double Throw (DPDT) multiplexer that combines a low-distortion audio and a USB2.0 High-Speed (HS) switch path. This configuration enables audio and USB data to share a common connector port. The architecture is designed to allow audio signals to swing below ground. This means a common USB and headphone jack can be used for personal media players and portable peripheral devices.
Since USB2.0 is an industry standard for shared data-path in portable devices, the FSA221 also incorporates a Vbus detection capability. The FSA221 includes a power-off feature to minimize current consumption when Vbus is not present. This power-off circuitry is available for the common D+/R, D-/L ports only. Typical applications involve switching in portables and consumer applications, such as cell phones, digital cameras, and notebooks with hubs or controllers.
Features
- HS-USB: 4Ω Typical On Resistance
- HS-USB: 4.5pF Typical On Capacitance
- Audio: 3Ω Typical On Resistance
- -3db Bandwidth: > 720MHz
- Low Power Consumption
- Power-off Protection on Common D+/R, D-/L Ports
- Automatically Detects Vbus for Switch PathSelection
Ordering CodeProduct | Product & Eco Status | Unit Price/1K Order | Packing Method Convention | Package Marking Convention* |
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FSA221MUX | Full Production
Green as of Sep 2012
China RoHS | $0.39 | MSOP 10L
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0.85 x 3 x 3mm,
TAPE REEL | Line 1$Y (Fairchild logo) &Z (Plant Code) &2 (2-Digit Date Code) &K
Line 2FSA221
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FSA221UMX | Full Production
Green as of Oct 2007
China RoHS | $0.39 | UMLP 1.4x1.8 10L
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0.55 x 1.4 x 1.8mm,
TAPE REEL | Line 1GL&K
Line 2&2 (2-Digit Date Code) &Z (Plant Code)
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FSA221L10X | Full Production
Green as of Apr 2010
China RoHS | $0.39 | MicroPak 10L
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0.55 x 1.6 x 2.1mm,
TAPE REEL | Line 1GK&K
Line 2&2 (2-Digit Date Code) &Z (Plant Code)
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Application Notes
AN-6044 Pop Suppression Techniques Using Analog Switches Last Update : 05-Mar-2011AN-9073 High-Speed USB Switch Layout Considerations Last Update : 03-Mar-2011