STMicroelectronics Low-Power Dual Voltage Comparators
STMicroelectronics Low-Power Dual Voltage Comparators consist of two independent low voltage comparators designed specifically to operate from a single supply over a wide range of voltages. Operation of these Low-Power Dual Voltage Comparators from split power supplies is also possible. STMicroelectronics Low-Power Dual Voltage Comparators also have a unique characteristic in that the input common-mode voltage range includes ground even though operated from a single power supply voltage.
Features
- Wide single-supply voltage range or dual supplies: +2V to +36V or ±1V to ±18V
- Very low supply current (0.45mA) independent of supply voltage (1mW/comparator at +5V)
- Low input bias current: 20nA typ.
- Low input offset current: ±3nA typ.
- Low input offset voltage: ±1mV typ.
- Input common-mode voltage range includes ground
- Low output saturation voltage: 80mV typ. (Isink = 4mA)
- Differential input voltage range equal to the supply voltage
- TTL, DTL, ECL, MOS, CMOS compatible outputs
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Schematic Diagram (1/2 LM193)
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| Part Number | Datasheet | Number of Channels | Output Current per Channel | Ib - Input Bias Current | Vos - Input Offset Voltage | Operating Supply Current | Response Time | Minimum Operating Temperature | Maximum Operating Temperature | Pd - Power Dissipation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LM393ST |  |
2 Channel | 18 mA | 250 nA | 5 mV | 600 uA | 1.3 us | 0 C | + 70 C | 580 mW |
| LM293PT | |
2 Channel | 18 mA | 250 nA | 5 mV | 600 uA | 1.3 us | - 40 C | + 105 C | 625 mW |
| LM393PT | |
2 Channel | 18 mA | 250 nA | 5 mV | 600 uA | 1.3 us | 0 C | + 70 C | 625 mW |
| LM193DT | |
2 Channel | 18 mA | 250 nA | 5 mV | 600 uA | 1.3 us | - 55 C | + 125 C | 710 mW |
| LM193QT | |
2 Channel | 18 mA | 250 nA | 5 mV | 600 uA | 1.3 us | - 55 C | + 125 C | |
| LM393DT | |
2 Channel | 18 mA | 250 nA | 5 mV | 600 uA | 1.3 us | 0 C | + 70 C | 710 mW |
| LM393ADT | |
2 Channel | 18 mA | 100 nA | 2 mV | 600 uA | 1.3 us | 0 C | + 70 C | 830 mW |
Published: 2012-03-09
| Updated: 2022-03-11