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The ALD2321APCL is a monolithic precision dual voltage comparator utilizing advanced silicon gate CMOS technology and on-chip e-trim (EPAD) technology. It features ultra-low offset voltage, high input impedance, and flexible complementary output drivers. The device operates on a single +5V or dual ±5V supply with low power consumption. Key electrical parameters include a maximum input offset voltage of 0.2mV, typical input bias current of 0.01pA, and supply current of 110µA. It supports a supply voltage range of 4V to 10V, offers a response time of 1.1µs for a 5mV step, and provides a sink output current capability of up to 50mA.
Verify the specific suffix 'PCL' corresponds to the 16-pin Plastic DIP package when sourcing. Confirm RoHS compliance status as standard versions may vary by manufacturing date. Ensure the ordering code matches the required temperature grade (0°C to +70°C). Check for lead-free designation if environmental regulations apply to the target assembly process.
Select this component for applications requiring direct detection of microvolt-level signals from high-impedance sources. The dual complementary output structure allows driving both NPN bipolar bases and N-channel MOSFET gates simultaneously. Consider the 50mA sink current capability for direct load driving. Verify that the 4V to 10V supply range aligns with the system power architecture.
This part belongs to the ALD2321 family of ultra-low Vos EPAD dual CMOS analog voltage comparators. The 'A' suffix indicates a tighter offset voltage specification compared to the 'B' or standard variants. The 'PCL' suffix designates the 16-pin plastic DIP package with lead-free construction. It serves as a high-precision alternative to multi-stage amplifier-comparator solutions.
ALD2321BPCL: Offers a higher maximum input offset voltage of 0.5mV while maintaining the same package and pinout.
The input voltage includes ground, making it ideal for single-supply (+5V) systems. For dual supplies, the GND pin connects to the most negative supply rail.
VE11, VE12, VE21, and VE22 are factory trim pins for offset voltage adjustment. They should normally be left unconnected but can be used for positive/negative feedback to provide hysteresis.
Yes, but the DC current levels at the output will be very low (leakage levels) when driving capacitive loads, which serves as a power-saving feature.