Analog switch circuit with reduced switching noise

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307585, 328152, 328127, 328116, H03K 17687

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050270192

ABSTRACT:
In the conventional analog switch circuit, an integrating circuit is connected to each gate terminal of a number of analog switches to reduce the switching speed and thus to reduce switching noise. Therefore, when the analog switch circuit is formed into a single IC chip, an area where resistances and capacitances are to be formed is relatively large. To overcome this problem, only two integrating circuits are provided and two integrated switching signals are selectively applied to gate terminals of the analog switches via switches under control of a control circuit, thus realizing an ICed analog switch circuit, while reducing differences in time constant among the analog switches and thus switching noise.

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