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The AD7510DIJQ is a quad single-pole single-throw (SPST) analog switch manufactured by Analog Devices Inc. It operates with dual supply voltages ranging from ±15V to ±18V and features a maximum on-resistance of 100 ohms. The device exhibits channel-to-channel matching of 1 ohm and includes CMOS protection. Switching times are specified at 180ns for turn-on and 350ns for turn-off, with off-state capacitances of 8pF and 1pF. It functions within a temperature range of -25°C to +85°C.
Verify the specific suffix 'Q' indicates qualified or military-grade variants if required by application standards. Confirm package dimensions against the 16-CDIP specification. Ensure dual power supplies match the ±15V requirement. Check for obsolescence notices as related family members may have been discontinued. Validate environmental compliance documentation for the specific manufacturing batch.
Select this component when multiple independent analog signals require switching with low distortion. The quad configuration reduces board space compared to discrete switches. Consider the 100-ohm on-resistance impact on signal integrity for high-impedance sources. Evaluate thermal performance within the specified operating temperature range. Compare against alternatives if lower capacitance or faster switching speeds are critical.
This part belongs to the AD7510/AD7512 family of analog switches. These devices are designed for precision applications requiring low leakage and high isolation. The AD7510 specifically provides four independent SPST channels, whereas other family members may offer different configurations like SPDT. The technology utilizes CMOS processes to achieve low power consumption and robust performance across varying temperatures.
Publicly confirmed substitutes include the AD7510DIKN and AD7512DIJP. Verify pin compatibility between CDIP packages. Ensure electrical parameters such as on-resistance and switching times meet design requirements. Check if the replacement offers equivalent environmental ratings. Confirm that any suffix changes do not alter functional specifications without explicit datasheet confirmation.