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HD3SS6126 Datasheet, PDF (1/16 Pages) Texas Instruments – USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 Differential Switch 2:1/1:2 MUX/DEMUX
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HD3SS6126
SLAS975 – NOVEMBER 2013
USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 Differential Switch 2:1/1:2 MUX/DEMUX
Check for Samples: HD3SS6126
FEATURES
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• Ideal for USB Applications
– Signal Switch for USB 3.0 (SuperSpeed
USB and USB 2.0 HS/FS/LS)
• Three Bi-directional Differential Pair Channel
MUX/DEMUX Switch Also Suitable for
DisplayPort, PCIe Gen1/2/3, SATA 1.5/3/6G,
SAS 1.5/3/6G and XAUI Applications
• Supports Data Rates up to 10 Gbps on High-
bandwidth Path (SS)
• VCC Operating Range 3.3V ± 10%
• Wide –3dB Differential BW of Over 10 GHz on
High-bandwidth Path (SS)
• Utilizes a unique adaptation method to
maintain a constant channel impedance over
the supported common mode voltage range
• Excellent High-bandwidth Path Dynamic
Characteristics (at 2.5 GHz)
– Crosstalk = –35 dB
– Isolation = –23 dB
– Insertion Loss = –1.1 dB
– Return Loss = –11 dB
• Small 3.5mm x 9 mm, 42-Pin WQFN Package
(RUA)
• Active Mode Power = 8 mW
DESCRIPTION
The HD3SS6126 is a high speed passive switch that
is designed for USB applications to route both
SuperSpeed USB RX and TX and USB 2.0 DP/DM
signals from a source to two destination or vice-
versa. It can also be used for DisplayPort, PCI
Express, SATA, SAS, and XAUI applications. The
HD3SS6126 can be used in either sink side or source
side applications.
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NoteBook
USB 3 Rx
USB 3 Tx
USB 2
DP / DM
USB
Connector
Connector
APPLICATIONS
• Desktop PCs
• Notebook PCs
• Tablets
• Docking Station
• Telecommunications
• Televisions
Dock Station
USB
Connector
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