Signal Distribution ICs - 200-300V Input, Output Port Selection

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High voltage signal distribution ICs that handle 200-300V inputs are being sought for routing to selectable output ports. The discussion highlights confusion around the appropriate terminology for these components, specifically whether to use "analog switches" or "MOSFET switches." Participants are encouraged to clarify their needs to find suitable high voltage solutions. The user indicates progress in their search for information. The conversation emphasizes the importance of precise keywords in locating the right ICs for high voltage applications.
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I'm looking for a class of IC's which takes a high voltage signal (200-300V) as input and then distribute it to one of the output ports I choose to use through the other input ports. It's awkward but I can't find anything out because I don't know which keywords I need to use.
 
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Analog switches? MOSFET switches? (all high voltage)
 
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berkeman said:
Analog switches? MOSFET switches? (all high voltage)
Thank you, I've found out something!
 
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