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HT19LG-G is listed in the Telecom range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Microchip Technology. Its product description is IC TELECOM INTERFACE 8SOIC. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The HT19LG-G is an electronic line switch circuit designed to replace mechanical hook switches in telephone handsets and modems. It operates by switching the positive side of the telephone line using control inputs referenced to the negative line side. The device withstands 350V on the positive input in its off state and exhibits a maximum series resistance of 18Ω when active. It features current limiting determined by an external resistor connected between the CS and TP pins. The component utilizes three control inputs: HKS, LS, and DP, allowing for various switching configurations.
Verify that the ordering suffix LG-G corresponds to the lead-free RoHS compliant package variant as specified in the official documentation. Confirm the package type matches the 8-Lead SOIC Narrow Body outline before integration. Ensure the supply chain source provides valid traceability for the Supertex or Microchip Technology manufacturing origin.
Select this component for applications requiring direct replacement of mechanical hook switches in telecommunication interfaces. Ensure the design accommodates the 18Ω maximum switch resistance and the specific current limit settings derived from the external resistor value. Verify that the control logic levels align with the specified VIH and VIL thresholds for reliable switching operation.
This part belongs to the HT19 family of electronic line switches originally developed by Supertex Inc., which has since been acquired by Microchip Technology. The device serves as a solid-state alternative to electromechanical relays or reed switches in legacy and modern telephony systems, offering reduced size and increased reliability.
HT19LG
The current limit is determined by an external resistor connected between the CS (Current Sense) pin and the TP (Positive Output) pin.
The DP (Dial Pulse) pin is used to turn the hook switch off for pulse dialing operations; it is active low.
Yes, in its off state, the device can withstand up to 350V on the positive input (TPG pin).
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