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The signal being switched must remain within the bounds of the positive and negative supply rails which are connected to the P-MOS and N-MOS body terminals. The switch generally provides good isolation between the control signal and the input/output signals. They are not used for high voltage
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87:Important parameters of an analogue switch are:
80:controller in order to set switches on or off.
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18:MOSFET § Analog switches
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169:Horn, Delton T. (1990).
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355:Magnetic proximity fuze
132:through-hole technology
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515:Wireless light switch
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550:Solid state switches
290:Electric switchboard
30:An analogue switch:
70:integrated circuits
260:Contact protection
250:Centrifugal switch
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180:978-0-8306-8445-8
158:Transmission gate
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350:Lightning switch
300:Half-moon switch
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365:Magnetic switch
340:Latching switch
315:Inertial switch
310:Infinite switch
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440:Sail switch
430:Reed switch
420:Push-button
415:Push switch
410:Pull switch
395:Photoswitch
320:Kill switch
285:Dry contact
84:switching.
74:4000 series
66:transistors
485:Thermostat
460:Softswitch
445:Sea switch
325:Key switch
305:Humidistat
280:DIP switch
245:Cam switch
164:References
138:packages.
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142:See also
124:coulombs
104:latch up
49:, is an
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116:spike
55:relay
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