Where can I find the USB "switch" chip?

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xotta6bl42013-12-23 12:57:28

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xotta6bl4, 2013-12-23 12:57:28

Where can I find the USB "switch" chip?

The other day I saw a USB "switch" chip in the TI catalog. It has two pairs D+, D- and a control pin. When a signal is applied to the control, it closes D1 + - D2 + and D1- - D2-, respectively.
What is the name of the class of microcircuits or tell me a specific representative?

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Misha Vasilyev, 2013-12-23
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If this is something similar, then it is googled for "USB switch"

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