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ST voltage comparators boast lowest current consumption

Ismini Scouras
3/30/2012 9:24 AM EDT

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hm

4/2/2012 2:59 PM EDT

Something with internal reference and possible latch will be of much more ...

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STMicroelectronics introduced a general-purpose voltage comparator that consumes one third the current for the same response time, compared with currently available devices such as the LMV331.

The low power device achieves a propagation delay of 200ns while consuming only 30µA of supply current, which is 66% lower than other solutions in the market, according to ST. 

The comparator delivers a stable response time over a wide temperature range, from -40°C to +125°C, and offers superior ESD (Electrostatic Discharge Protection) capabilities. It integrates an open-drain output and rail-to-rail inputs with a wide operating voltage range, from 1.6V to 5V. This translates into greater design flexibility, enabling the integration of ST's comparator in 1.8V, 3V and 5V systems.

Available in single, dual and quad versions in space-saving SMD packages, ST's ultra-low-power general-purpose voltage comparator targets signal-conditioning applications in mobile communications, battery-operated portable electronics, and alarm and security systems.

Pricing: Unit pricing in quantities of 1,000 pieces starts at $0.28 (TS331 - single), $0.35 (TS332 - dual) and $0.39 (TS334  - quad).

Availability: The TS33 general-purpose voltage comparator is sampling now and ready to start volume production.





hm

4/2/2012 2:59 PM EDT

Something with internal reference and possible latch will be of much more interest.

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