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The LTC1042CN8#PBF is a monolithic CMOS window comparator manufactured using Linear Technology’s enhanced LTCMOS silicon gate process. It features two high-impedance voltage inputs, CENTER and WIDTH/2, which define the middle and width of the comparison window independently. The device provides TTL-compatible outputs: WITHIN WINDOW (high when input is inside the window), ABOVE WINDOW (high when input exceeds the upper limit), and BELOW WINDOW (high when input falls below the lower limit). It operates on a wide supply range from 2.8V to 16V with extremely low power consumption achieved through sampling techniques.
Verify the specific package type N8 (PDIP) against design requirements as the J8 package is listed as obsolete. Confirm RoHS compliance status and check for any recent product change notices regarding lead finish or material declarations before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this component when ultralow power consumption is critical, as average power can be minimized by lowering the strobe rate. Ensure source resistance is managed; use bypass capacitors if source impedance exceeds 10kΩ to minimize charging current errors. Verify that the required sampling frequency aligns with the available timing resistor and capacitor values.
This part belongs to the LTC1042 family of window comparators. It is distinct from general-purpose comparators due to its unique sampling architecture and micropower capabilities. The CN8 suffix indicates the commercial temperature range (-40°C to 85°C) and the PDIP-8 package format.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not provided in the datasheet. Designers should evaluate other window comparators only if they can replicate the specific sampling-based low-power characteristics and input impedance behavior.
It uses sampling techniques where power is applied to the comparators only during the active sampling cycle (approx. 80µs). Power is turned off between samples, allowing average power to be reduced arbitrarily by lowering the strobe rate.
For source resistances greater than 10kΩ, the input capacitor cannot fully charge during the active time, causing voltage errors. Using an input bypass capacitor minimizes this error by sharing charge with the internal capacitor.