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ET9570 - 3-CHANNEL DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER COMPARATOR

General Description

These devices are specifically designed as receiver circuits for the photodiode signals available in optical encoders.

Connect the anode of the photodiodes to the input pins, with the cathode(s) connected to Vcc for reverse-bias operation.

Key Features

  • Supply Voltage Range 4.5V to 30V.
  • Operation to 1MHz.
  • Designed for photodiode inputs.
  • Index gated by A and B channels.
  • Current sink for LED drive (see.

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Part number ET9570
Manufacturer IC Haus
File Size 35.41 KB
Description 3-CHANNEL DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER COMPARATOR
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3 CHANNEL DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER-COMPARATOR (For 2 data channels and a gated index channel) FEATURES • Supply Voltage Range 4.5V to 30V • Operation to 1MHz • Designed for photodiode inputs • Index gated by A and B channels • Current sink for LED drive (see application note APP-D2) • Outputs short circuit protected • 25mA peak drive current APPLICATIONS • High Speed Optical Encoders • Industrial Controls ET9570 DESCRIPTION These devices are specifically designed as receiver circuits for the photodiode signals available in optical encoders. Connect the anode of the photodiodes to the input pins, with the cathode(s) connected to Vcc for reverse-bias operation.