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LM106 - Voltage Comparator

General Description

The LM106 series are high-speed voltage comparators designed to accurately detect low-level analog signals and drive a digital load.

They are equivalent to an LM710, combined with a two input NAND gate and an output buffer.

The circuits can drive RTL, DTL or TTL integrated circuits directly.

Key Features

  • n n n n n n Improved accuracy Fan-out of 10 with DTL or TTL Added logic or strobe capability Useful as a relay or lamp driver Plug-in replacement for the LM710 40 ns maximum response time © 1997 National Semiconductor Corporation DS007756 www. national. com 1 PrintDate=1997/05/07 PrintTime=10:34:16 6917 ds007756 Rev. No. 1 Proof 1 Schematic and Connection Diagrams DS007756-1 Metal Can DS007756-2 Note: Pin 4 connected to case. †Available per SMD# 8003701 Top View Order Number LM106H, L.

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LM106/LM306 Voltage Comparator LM106/LM306 December 1994 LM106/LM306 Voltage Comparator General Description The LM106 series are high-speed voltage comparators designed to accurately detect low-level analog signals and drive a digital load. They are equivalent to an LM710, combined with a two input NAND gate and an output buffer. The circuits can drive RTL, DTL or TTL integrated circuits directly. Furthermore, their outputs can switch voltages up to 24V at currents as high as 10 mA. The devices have short-circuit protection which limits the inrush current when it is used to drive incandescent lamps, in addition to preventing damage from accidental shorts to the positive supply. The speed is equivalent to that of an LM710.