IH6201CPE

Semiconductor April 1999 T UCT ROD ACEMEN 47 P E 7 T L OLE REP 00-442-7 OBS ENDED 8 M ns 1 .com COM pplicatio @harris E R NO ntral A entapp Ce : c Call or email IH6201 Dual CMOS Driver/Voltage Translator Features Driven Direct from TTL or CMOS Logic Translates Logic Levels Up to 30V Levels Switches 20VACPP Signals When Used in Conjunction with the IH401A Varafet (As An Analog Gate) tON ≤ 300ns & tOFF ≤ 200ns for 30V Level Shifts Quiescent Supply Current ≤ 100µA for Any State (DC) Provides Both Normal & Inverted Outputs Description The IH6201 is a CMOS, Monolithic, Dual Voltage Translator; it takes low level TTL or CMOS logic signals and converts them to higher levels (i.e. to ±15V swings). This translator is typically used in making solid state switches, or analog gates. When used in conjunction with the IH401A Varafets, the combination makes a complete solid state switch capable of switching signals up to 22VP-P and up to 20MHz in frequency. This switch is a “break-before-make” type (i.e. tOFF time < tON time). The combination has typical tOFF ≈ 80ns and typical tON ≈ 200ns for signals up to 20VP-P in amplitude. A TTL “1” input strobe will force the θ driver output up to V+ level; the θ output will be driven down to the V- level. When the TTL input goes to “0”, the θ output goes to V- and θ goes to V+; thus θ and θ are 180o out of phase with each other. These complementary outputs can be used to create a wide variety of functions such as SPDT and DPDT switch...