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12th July 2004, 04:17 PM
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Location: Colorado
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Need comparator recommendation
Hello -
I've been using the LM339 comparator in a few different places and like it very much. It is cheap, stable, easy to use, and has 4 comparators in one package. Now I need to find a comparator that handles +/-12 on the input stage, but the output voltage swing is from ground to +5. I've found a couple of possible candidates, but an wondering if you all have any favorites to recommend. A quad would be nice.... Thanks, Charles Hansen |
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12th July 2004, 04:24 PM
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Sheer laziness. I figure that there are comparators with level translators built in, so that I don't have to....
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