ADCMP605BCPZ-WP

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Linear comparators are blocks of digital logic circuits which are used to compare two or more analogue voltage or current input signals and determine which of the signals is greater or smaller. The output of such a comparator is a logic-level or digital output signal that indicates the relative sizes of the inputs. The ADCMP605BCPZ-WP is a monolithic precision dual comparator, featuring two independent voltage detectors. It is capable of comparing two independent inputs, ranging from -2 V to +2 V, with a rail-to-rail output. This integrated circuit (IC) has a power supply range of 2.7V to 5.5V, low power consumption, low offset and high common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR).

The ADCMP605BCPZ-WP is a low-power, low-cost solution for a variety of applications. Typical applications for this device include temperature sensing, analog to digital conversion, automatic gain control and other precision comparison-oriented applications. It is suitable for many light industrial applications such as home appliances, consumer electronics and automotive designs. The ADCMP605BCPZ-WP is also used as an over- or under-voltage detector, an event counter, a pulse stretcher, or a current limit detector, among others.

The ADCMP605BCPZ-WP is a dual comparator with two independent reference inputs and an open-drain output. Each input has an independent voltage divider that allows each reference voltage to be independently set. The device also has an internal hysteresis of 0.6V that minimizes false triggering and noise immunity for both inputs. The device features a wide supply voltage range from 2.7V to 6.8V and a high common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) of 110 dB. In addition, the device has a fast settling time of 1.8 usec and a low power consumption of 1.5 mA.

The operating principle of the ADCMP605BCPZ-WP is quite straightforward. When the input voltage of either input exceeds the reference voltage, the output goes to a high logic state. For example, when the voltage at INP is greater than the voltage at INR1, the output will be high indicating that the voltage at INP is greater than the voltage at INR1. Similarly, when the voltage at INN is greater than the voltage at INR2, the output will be high indicating that the voltage at INN is greater than the voltage at INR2.

In summary, the ADCMP605BCPZ-WP is a dual low-power precision comparator suitable for a variety of applications, ranging from temperature sensing to analog-to-digital conversion. It features a wide power supply range, low power consumption and a high common-mode rejection ratio. It operates on the straightforward principle of comparing two independent inputs and setting an output logic high when one of the inputs exceeds the other input in terms of voltage.

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