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SN74CB3Q6800 specifications of Cio(ON)

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Hi,

I'm looking for bus switch IC for a replacement which I use now.

It seems that SN74CB3Q6800DBQR seems to be the best alternative.

But I have one question about the product regarding its electrical characteristics, especially Cio(ON).

I looked into datasheets of others but none of them specifies Cio(ON).

As you know, those capacitance affect bus communication performance, especially its transaction speed.

I would like to know how I should take care of Cio(ON) when I design our bus interface circuit.

Also, I would very much appreciate it if you provide some information why only SN74CB3Q6800 has Cio(ON) specification.

 

Best Regards,

  • Takumi-san,

    The Cio(ON) measurement is available for most of our signal switches as this is a important parasitic to characterize for a signal switch.  You can also see it as Con or on-state capacitance in the electrical specifications table.  You can see the test circuit below on how this measurement is taken.  You are correct that this parasitic capacitance will effect slow down the rise times of signals through the switch.  

    As we are improving our signal switch parametric tables on Ti.com you can search and filter by on state capacitance parameter to find a switch that can meet your needs.

    We would like to find the best switch for your needs. 

    What type of bus are you attempting to switch?  How many lanes?  What is the voltage and bandwidth of your signals? Do you need 1:1 switching or 1:2 switching? 

    Thank you,

    Adam

  • Hi Adam-san,

    Thank you very much for your kind explanation.

    I understood well !!

    In fact, this question is from my customer..the detail is unknown, sorry.

    If I can get more detail information, let me inform you then.

    Thank you so much and Best Regards,

  • Hi Suzuki San ,

    You can also refer to the app note here. The explanation for Cio(on) and other related considerations for the switch are explained .

  • Hi Shreyas-san,

    Thank you very much for your kindness!
    Let me study it.

    Best Regards,