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The other choice would be semiconductor switches,
which probably have worse leakage, more limited voltage
standoff and certainly less tolerance of abuse.
They have excellent isolation characteristics.
Shielded relays can provide isolation in the hundreds of Megahertz range, something that is near impossible on a silicon switch.
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