TLV3404CPWRG4

TLV3404CPWRG4 is a linear comparator featuring a wide range of input ranges, output drive capability up to 6V and high speed operation up to 250MHz. It is part of the TI’s precision comparator family, which provides a high signal-to-noise ratio in a wide selection of temperature, supply voltage and power efficiency. This precision comparator family also features output protection from input overvoltages and transient protection from ESD events. TLV3404CPWRG4 combines a low-power CMOS architecture with an ultra-low offset voltage comparator to provide industry leading speed and accuracy.

As part of the linear comparator category, TLV3404CPWRG4 is designed to compare two analog input signals. Comparators are widely used in a wide range of applications, such as industrial, automotive, consumer, computer, and communication systems. The comparator’s inputs compare two DC or AC signals and generate an output based on the comparison. The output can be either a logic high (1) or logic low (0) depending on the input signal higher or lower than the reference voltage.

TLV3404CPWRG4 serves as a high speed, low power precision linear comparator. It can operate on a single supply voltage in the range of 2.5 to 5.5V and features an 6V output drive capability that can be used to directly drive PMOS logic outputs and LEDs. Its wide input common mode range of up to 20V allows it to directly drive the output of large signal differential amplifiers while its low input offset of 135mV helps reduce power dissipation when driving small signal differential amplifiers.

TLV3404CPWRG4’s main function is to compare two input voltages and produce an output based on which input is higher or lower. It has an extremely high speed response time of 8ns which means it is able to respond to and detect changes in voltage very quickly. In addition, its low-power dissipation of 19mW means it can be used in battery-powered or other low power applications.

TLV3404CPWRG4 is a highly efficient, low-cost device and can be used in numerous applications that require precise comparison of voltages, such as time- and voltage-sensitive control circuits, automatic test equipment, over-current monitoring, voltage regulation and pulse width modulation.