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The MAX9002EUA-T is a low-power, high-speed single-supply integrated circuit combining a unity-gain stable operational amplifier and a fast comparator. It operates from +2.5V to +5.5V supplies with typical quiescent current of 340µA. The op amp features a 1.25MHz gain-bandwidth product and rail-to-rail outputs. The comparator offers 185ns propagation delay with internal ±2mV hysteresis for noise immunity. This device lacks an internal voltage reference but provides accessible comparator inputs.
Verify component authenticity through authorized Analog Devices channels. Confirm the specific suffix indicates tape-and-reel packaging. Ensure compatibility with existing board layouts due to the µMAX-8 footprint. Review latest datasheets for any manufacturing updates or lifecycle status changes before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this part when a combined amplification and comparison function is required in a compact form factor. Choose over discrete solutions to save board space and reduce component count. Consider the MAX9000 variant if an internal precision reference is needed instead of external components.
This component belongs to the MAX9000 family of mixed-signal ICs designed for battery-powered applications. It integrates analog signal conditioning and decision-making capabilities into a single chip. The family shares common architectural features while varying in reference inclusion and shutdown modes to suit different system requirements.
Direct replacements within the same family include the MAX9005, which shares identical electrical characteristics and pinout but may differ in packaging options. Verify that substitute parts maintain the same gain-bandwidth product and propagation delay specifications for functional equivalence.
No, the MAX9002 does not feature an internal precision reference. Unlike the MAX9000 or MAX9003, it requires external reference components if a stable voltage source is needed.
The comparator's input common-mode voltage extends from 150mV below the negative supply to within 1.1V of the positive supply, allowing ground sensing capabilities.
Both the operational amplifier and the comparator are designed to exhibit no phase reversal even when the inputs are overdriven beyond the common-mode range.