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The MAX9013EUA+T is a single-channel, high-speed analog comparator manufactured by Analog Devices Inc. (Maxim Integrated). It operates from a single 4.5V to 5.5V power supply and features precision differential inputs with TTL-compatible complementary outputs. The device includes a latch enable input for holding the output state. Key electrical parameters include a typical propagation delay of 5ns, an input offset voltage of 0.7mV at +25°C, and a quiescent supply current of 1.3mA. It supports an extended operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C.
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Select this comparator for applications requiring precise timing and stability with slow-moving signals. It serves as a direct replacement for industry-standard parts like the MAX913 and LT1016/LT1116 while offering lower power consumption and higher speed on a single 5V supply. Ensure the design accommodates the specific latch enable functionality and complementary output requirements.
This component belongs to the MAX9010–MAX9013 family of SC70, low-power, single-supply, precision TTL comparators. The MAX9013 specifically provides a single channel with complementary outputs and a latch function. The family is designed for space-critical designs and offers high precision with minimal input offset voltage drift across the specified temperature range.
The MAX9013 is documented as an improved plug-in replacement for the MAX913 and LT1016/LT1116, offering lower power and higher speed in single 5V supply applications.
No, the device is designed to remain stable through the linear region without requiring a minimum input slew rate or built-in hysteresis.
The LE pin allows the user to hold the comparator's output state. When driven high, it latches the existing output state regardless of subsequent input changes.