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The LM615AIN is a quad comparator and adjustable voltage reference integrated circuit manufactured by Texas Instruments, originally from National Semiconductor. It features four comparators with lateral PNP input transistors for low input currents and wide differential input voltage tolerance up to 36V. The device includes a three-terminal shunt-type band-gap reference with an initial accuracy of ±0.6% at 25°C. Operating over an industrial temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, it supports supply voltages from 4V to 36V with a maximum total supply current of 600mA.
Verify that the ordering suffix 'AIN' corresponds to the specific industrial temperature grade (-40°C to +85°C) and ±0.6% reference tolerance as defined in the manufacturer's ordering information. Confirm package compatibility with the 16-pin molded DIP (N16A) footprint. Ensure design accounts for open-collector output requirements necessitating external pull-up resistors for proper logic level switching.
Select this component when a combined solution for multiple comparisons and a stable reference voltage is required to reduce board space. It is suitable for applications needing inputs that swing above the positive supply rail without damage. Consider the 600mA maximum supply current and thermal resistance characteristics for power dissipation management in enclosed environments.
The LM615 belongs to the Super-Block family, designed as a monolithic alternative to multi-chip solutions. It combines comparator and reference functions typically found in separate components. The device was originally produced by National Semiconductor before its acquisition by Texas Instruments, maintaining legacy part numbering conventions.
LM615AMJ/883: Ceramic DIP military grade variant with extended temperature range.
The guaranteed common-mode input voltage range extends from the negative supply (Vb) to (Va - 1.8V).
The reference output voltage can be programmed from 1.24V to 6.3V using two external resistors connected to the FEEDBACK pin.
Yes, the lateral PNP input transistors allow for large differential input voltages up to 36V, even if one input exceeds the positive supply voltage, provided the other input remains within the common-mode range.