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LM339N
+BOMLM339 QUAD DIFFERENTIAL COMPARAT
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ManufacturerNational Semiconductor
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Mfr. Part #LM339N
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Datasheet LM339N DataSheet
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Package PDIP (N)-14
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In Stock1486
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Package | Bulk |
| ProductStatus | Active |
| Type | General Purpose |
| NumberofElements | 4 |
| OutputType | Open-Collector, CMOS, DTL, ECL, MOS, TTL |
| Voltage-SupplySingle/Dual(±) | 2V ~ 36V, ±1V ~ 18V |
| Voltage-InputOffset(Max) | 5mV @ 30V |
| Current-InputBias(Max) | 0.25µA @ 5V |
| Current-Output(Typ) | 16mA @ 5V |
| Current-Quiescent(Max) | 2.5mA |
| Hysteresis | 10mV |
| OperatingTemperature | 0°C ~ 70°C |
| Package/Case | 14-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) |
| MountingType | Through Hole |
Overview
Description
Each comparator within the LM339N compares two voltages and outputs a digital signal indicating which input is higher. The open-collector output configuration allows multiple comparators to share a single output line, which is useful for wired logic and level-shifting applications. The device operates from a supply voltage as low as 2V and up to 36V, making it versatile for different applications.
The LM339N is commonly used in applications such as zero-crossing detectors, voltage level shifters, and multivibrators. It is favored for its low power consumption and ability to handle small signals without a need for input biasing, making it a reliable choice for precision voltage comparison tasks.
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Features
1. Wide Supply Voltage Range: Operates from 2V to 36V for single supply and ±1V to ±18V for dual supply.
2. Low Supply Current: Consumes minimal current, typically around 0.8 mA, making it energy efficient.
3. Open-Collector Output: Allows multiple comparator outputs to be connected together to drive a single logic line.
4. Low Input Offset Voltage: Typically 2 mV, ensuring precision in comparison.
5. Wide Input Common-Mode Voltage Range: Includes ground, which is useful in single-supply applications.
6. Low Output Saturation Voltage: Around 700 mV at 4 mA, facilitating easy interfacing with TTL and CMOS logic.
7. Output Compatibility: Can interface with various logic families and drive loads up to 50 mA.
8. Temperature Range: Operates effectively within a broad temperature range, typically from 0°C to 70°C (commercial grade).
The LM339N is suitable for various applications, including voltage level detection, oscillator circuits, and analog signal processing.
Pinout
1. Pin 1 (OUT1): Output of Comparator 1
2. Pin 2 (IN1-): Inverting Input of Comparator 1
3. Pin 3 (IN1+): Non-inverting Input of Comparator 1
4. Pin 4 (OUT2): Output of Comparator 2
5. Pin 5 (IN2-): Inverting Input of Comparator 2
6. Pin 6 (IN2+): Non-inverting Input of Comparator 2
7. Pin 7 (GND): Ground
8. Pin 8 (IN3+): Non-inverting Input of Comparator 3
9. Pin 9 (IN3-): Inverting Input of Comparator 3
10. Pin 10 (OUT3): Output of Comparator 3
11. Pin 11 (IN4+): Non-inverting Input of Comparator 4
12. Pin 12 (IN4-): Inverting Input of Comparator 4
13. Pin 13 (OUT4): Output of Comparator 4
14. Pin 14 (VCC): Positive Supply Voltage
The LM339N is commonly used in applications requiring voltage comparison, such as analog-to-digital converters, signal detection, and level shifting.
Manufacturer
Other companies like ON Semiconductor (now known as onsemi) and STMicroelectronics have also produced variants or similar devices to the LM339N. These companies are also prominent in the semiconductor market.
ON Semiconductor/onsemi is known for its focus on energy-efficient electronics solutions, while STMicroelectronics is a global semiconductor leader serving various sectors, including automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics.
These companies design, manufacture, and distribute a wide range of electronic components and are integral to the development and functioning of modern electronic systems.
Application
1. Voltage Comparator: It compares input voltages and outputs a digital signal, useful in zero-crossing detectors and level shifting.
2. Oscillator Circuits: Utilized in generating square waves and clock signals.
3. Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADCs): Acts as a key component in ADC systems.
4. Battery Chargers: Monitors battery voltage levels for efficient charging.
5. Signal Detection: Used in audio and sensor applications for signal processing.
6. Power Supply Monitoring: Ensures stable power delivery by monitoring voltage levels.
7. Threshold Detectors: Identifies when signals exceed certain thresholds for control systems.
Its versatility in handling various voltage levels makes it ideal for diverse applications.