CA3098 Datasheet | Intersil

UCT NT ROD ACEME P E 3 T L E P 1 -7 4 OL RE -724 O BS E NDE D 1 2 3 MM L or ECO INTERSI R O N 81-88 Call TM CA3098 January 1999 File Number 896.5 Programmable Schmitt Trigger with Memory, Dual Input Precision Level Detector The CA3098 Programmable Schmitt Trigger is a monolithic silicon integrated circuit designed to control high operating current loads such as thyristors, lamps, relays, etc. The CA3098 can be operated with either a single power supply with maximum operating voltage of 16V, or a dual power supply with maximum operating voltage of ±8V. It can directly control currents up to 150mA and operates with microwatt standby power dissipation when the current to be controlled is less than 30mA. The CA3098 contains the following major circuit function Features (see Block Diagram): 1. Differential amplifiers and summer: the circuit uses two differential amplifiers, one to pare the input voltage with the “high” reference, and the other to pare the input with the “low” reference. The resultant output of the differential amplifiers actuates a summer circuit which delivers a trigger that initiates a change in state of a flipflop. 2. Flip-flop: the flip-flop functions as a bistable “memory” element that changes state in response to each trigger mand. 3. Driver and output stages: these stages permit the circuit to “sink” maximum peak load currents up to 150mA at terminal 3. 4. Programmable operating current: the circuit incorporates access at terminal 2 to permit programming the desired quiescent operating current and performance parameters. Features - Programmable Operating Current - Micropower Standby Dissipation - Direct Control of Currents Up to - - - 150mA - Low Input On/Off Current of Less Than 1nA for Programmable Bias Current...