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The MAX901BCPE+ is a dual-channel, high-speed voltage comparator in a 16-pin Plastic DIP package. It operates from a single +5V to +10V analog supply or split ±5V supplies. Key electrical parameters include an 8ns typical propagation delay at 5mV overdrive, 4mV maximum input offset voltage, and 10µA maximum input bias current. The device features TTL-compatible push-pull outputs with active internal pull-ups and consumes approximately 18mW per comparator at +5V.
Verify that the specific orderable part number matches the required temperature grade and package style. Confirm that the design does not require latch functionality, as this variant lacks it. Ensure the application can accommodate the specified power dissipation limits and supply voltage ranges defined in the datasheet.
Select this component when a dual-channel configuration is required without latch inputs. It serves as a direct alternative to the quad-channel MAX902 if only two comparators are needed. Consider newer alternatives like the MAX920x series for designs requiring lower power consumption while maintaining pin compatibility.
This device belongs to the MAX900–MAX903 family of high-speed, low-power voltage comparators manufactured by Analog Devices / Maxim Integrated. The MAX901 specifically provides dual channels, distinguishing it from the single-channel MAX900, quad-channel MAX902, and octal-output MAX903.
The datasheet notes the MAX900 was manufactured using a process no longer available and recommends checking for replacements. For newer parts with similar speed but half the power dissipation, consult the MAX9201/MAX9202/MAX9203 documentation.
No, the MAX901 does not provide independent TTL-compatible latch inputs, unlike the MAX900, MAX902, and MAX903.
Yes, it can be powered from a single +5V to +10V supply with VEE grounded, or from separate analog and digital supplies.