LM2903-Q1 - General-Purpose High-Voltage Open-Drain Output Dual Comparator

RUNIC

General Description

The LM2903-Q1 is the dual comparator version, and the outputs can be connected to other open-collector outputs to achieve wired-AND relationships.

It can operate from 3.3V to 32V, and have low power consuming 55µA (TYP) per channel.

Key Features

Qualified for Automotive.

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Part number	LM2903-Q1
Manufacturer	RUNIC
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Description	General-Purpose High-Voltage Open-Drain Output Dual Comparator
Datasheet	LM2903-Q1 Datasheet

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LM2903-Q1 General-Purpose High-Voltage Open-Drain Output Dual Comparator 1 FEATURES • Qualified for Automotive Applications • AEC-Q100 Qualified with the Grade 1 • Supply Range: +3.3V to +32V • Low Supply Current 55μA (TYP) per channel at VS = 5V • Common-Mode Input Voltage Range Includes Ground • Low Output Saturation Voltage • Open-Drain Output for Maximum Flexibility • SPECIFIED UP TO +125°C • Micro SIZE PACKAGES: SOIC-8(SOP8)、 MSOP8 2 APPLICATIONS • Hysteresis Comparators • Factory Automation & Control • Industrial Equipment • Test and Measurement • Cordless Power Tool • Vacuum Robot • Wireless Infrastructure 3 DESCRIPTIONS The LM2903-Q1 is the dual comparator version, and the outputs can be connected to other open-collector outputs to achieve wired-AND relationships.