HV2733 is a low charge injection, 16-channel, low harmonic distortion, high voltage analog switch integrated circuit (IC) intended for use in applications requiring high voltage switching, controlled by low voltage control signals, such as medical ultrasound imaging, piezoelectric transducer drivers, and printers. The bleed resistors eliminate voltage built up on capacitive loads such as piezoelectric transducers.

The outputs are configured as single-pole double-throw analog switches. Data are shifted into a 8-bit shift register using an external clock. The LE latches the shift register data into the individual switch latches. A logic high connects a switch common YX to SWX. A logic low connects YX to SWX. A logic high in CLR resets all switches to SWX simultaneously.

To reduce any possible clock feed-through noise, the latch enable bar (LE) should be left high until all bits are clocked in. Data are clocked in during the rising edge of the clock. Using HVCMOS technology, this device combines high voltage bilateral DMOS switches and low power CMOS logic to provide efficient control of high voltage analog signals.