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TLV1861-Q1

TLV1861-Q1 Series

Automotive, single nanopower high-voltage comparator with open-drain output

Manufacturer: Texas Instruments

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Automotive, single nanopower high-voltage comparator with open-drain output

Key Features

Qualified for automotive applicationsAEC-Q100 qualified with the following results:Device temperature grade 1: –40°C to 125°C ambient operating temperature rangeDevice HBM ESD classification level H1CDevice CDM ESD classification level C6Low supply current: 440 nA per channelWide supply range: 1.8 V to 40 VOver-the-rail inputs: common-mode range extends 40 V above (V-) independent of (V+)Fail-safe: high impedance inputs with no supplyPower-on-reset provides a known startup conditionNo phase reversal for overdriven inputsReverse battery protection up to 40 VPush-pull output option (TLV185x -Q1)Open-drain output option (TLV186x -Q1)Qualified for automotive applicationsAEC-Q100 qualified with the following results:Device temperature grade 1: –40°C to 125°C ambient operating temperature rangeDevice HBM ESD classification level H1CDevice CDM ESD classification level C6Low supply current: 440 nA per channelWide supply range: 1.8 V to 40 VOver-the-rail inputs: common-mode range extends 40 V above (V-) independent of (V+)Fail-safe: high impedance inputs with no supplyPower-on-reset provides a known startup conditionNo phase reversal for overdriven inputsReverse battery protection up to 40 VPush-pull output option (TLV185x -Q1)Open-drain output option (TLV186x -Q1)

Description

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The TLV185x -Q1 and TLV186x -Q1 are a family of Automotive grade nanopower, 40 Volt comparators with single, dual and quad channel options. The family offers fail-safe (FS) inputs with push-pull and open-drain output options. These features coupled with nanopower operation over the wide supply range of 1.8 V to 40 V make this family well-suited for house-keeping functions such as voltage and temperature monitoring in low-power, always-on systems. All devices include a Power-On Reset (POR) feature that ensures the output is in a known state until the minimum supply voltage has been reached before the output responds to the inputs, thus preventing false outputs during system power-up and power-down. The inputs have over-the-rail capability where both inputs can exceed the supply voltage up to 40 V and still operate properly. This makes the comparators well suited for both high and low supply voltage systems without limiting the range of input voltages that can be compared. Likewise, the internal reverse battery protection feature prevents damage to the comparator in the event of improper battery installation to the supply pins. The TLV185x -Q1 comparators have a push-pull output stage where as the TLV186x -Q1 comparators have an open-drain output stage, making it appropriate for level translation. The TLV185x -Q1 and TLV186x -Q1 are a family of Automotive grade nanopower, 40 Volt comparators with single, dual and quad channel options. The family offers fail-safe (FS) inputs with push-pull and open-drain output options. These features coupled with nanopower operation over the wide supply range of 1.8 V to 40 V make this family well-suited for house-keeping functions such as voltage and temperature monitoring in low-power, always-on systems. All devices include a Power-On Reset (POR) feature that ensures the output is in a known state until the minimum supply voltage has been reached before the output responds to the inputs, thus preventing false outputs during system power-up and power-down. The inputs have over-the-rail capability where both inputs can exceed the supply voltage up to 40 V and still operate properly. This makes the comparators well suited for both high and low supply voltage systems without limiting the range of input voltages that can be compared. Likewise, the internal reverse battery protection feature prevents damage to the comparator in the event of improper battery installation to the supply pins. The TLV185x -Q1 comparators have a push-pull output stage where as the TLV186x -Q1 comparators have an open-drain output stage, making it appropriate for level translation.