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NE527 - Voltage comparator

Description

The NE527 is a high-speed analog voltage comparator which, for the first time, mates state-of-the-art Schottky diode technology with the conventional linear process.

This allows simultaneous fabrication of high speed TTL gates with a precision linear amplifier on a single monolithic chip.

Features

  • 15ns propagation delay.
  • Complementary output gates.
  • TTL or ECL compatible outputs.
  • Wide common-mode and differential voltage range.
  • Typical gain of 5000 NC 7 TOP VIEW STROBE B.

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Philips Semiconductors Linear Products Product specification Voltage comparator NE527 DESCRIPTION The NE527 is a high-speed analog voltage comparator which, for the first time, mates state-of-the-art Schottky diode technology with the conventional linear process. This allows simultaneous fabrication of high speed TTL gates with a precision linear amplifier on a single monolithic chip. The NE527 is similar in design to the Philips Semiconductors NE529 voltage comparator except that it incorporates an “Emitter-Follower” input stage for extremely low input currents. This opens the door to a whole new range of applications for analog voltage comparators.
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