CBT6832EDGGManufacturer: PHILIPS CBT6832E; 16-bit controlled enable rate 1-of-2 multiplexer/demultiplexer with precharged outputs and Schottky undershoot protection ... | |||
Partnumber | Manufacturer | Quantity | Availability |
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CBT6832EDGG | PHILIPS | 1721 | In Stock |
Description and Introduction
CBT6832E; 16-bit controlled enable rate 1-of-2 multiplexer/demultiplexer with precharged outputs and Schottky undershoot protection ... The **CBT6832EDGG** from Philips is a high-performance electronic component designed for advanced digital signal processing and switching applications. As part of the **CBT (CrossBar Technology)** series, this device integrates multiple high-speed switches into a single package, offering efficient signal routing with minimal propagation delay.  
Featuring a **32-bit wide bus switch**, the CBT6832EDGG ensures low on-state resistance and high bandwidth, making it suitable for data-intensive systems such as networking equipment, telecommunications, and computing devices. Its **low-power operation** and **bidirectional signal capability** enhance flexibility in circuit design while maintaining signal integrity.   The component is housed in a **TSSOP (Thin Shrink Small Outline Package)**, optimizing board space without compromising thermal performance. With robust **ESD protection** and a wide operating voltage range, it delivers reliable performance in demanding environments.   Engineers and designers favor the CBT6832EDGG for its **low crosstalk** and **fast switching speeds**, which are critical in high-frequency applications. Its compatibility with standard logic levels ensures seamless integration into existing digital systems.   For applications requiring precise signal management and efficient data routing, the CBT6832EDGG stands out as a dependable solution, combining Philips' expertise in semiconductor technology with modern performance demands. |
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