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The MAX952EPA+ is an ultra-low-power, single-supply analog device integrating a decompensated operational amplifier, a comparator with internal hysteresis, and a precision bandgap reference within an 8-pin plastic DIP package. It operates from a supply voltage range of 2.7V to 7V with a typical supply current of 7μA. The op amp offers a 125kHz gain bandwidth product and stability for gains of 10V/V or greater. The comparator features an internal 1.2V ±2% reference connected to its inverting input, ensuring clean switching even with slow-moving signals.
Verify the specific suffix 'EPA' confirms the -40°C to +85°C operating temperature range and 8-pin Plastic DIP packaging. Confirm RoHS compliance status via the manufacturer's documentation as indicated by the '+' suffix. Ensure design compatibility with single-supply operation between 2.7V and 7V.
Select this component when a combined signal conditioning and threshold detection solution is required in a compact form factor. The decompensated op amp architecture suits applications requiring higher bandwidth at gains of 10V/V or more. The integrated reference eliminates the need for external voltage sources for the comparator threshold.
This part belongs to the MAX951–MAX954 family of micropower mixed-signal devices. While sharing similar power characteristics and package options, the MAX952 specifically distinguishes itself by featuring a decompensated op amp optimized for gains of 10V/V or greater, unlike the unity-gain stable variants in the same series.
Direct pin-compatible replacements within the same family include the MAX951EPA+, MAX953EPA+, and MAX954EPA+. Selection among these depends on whether unity-gain stability (MAX951/MAX953) or decompensated high-bandwidth performance (MAX952/MAX954) is required, and whether an internal reference is necessary.
The op amp in the MAX952 is decompensated and is stable only for closed-loop gains of 10V/V or greater.
The comparator includes internal hysteresis of ±3mV to ensure clean output switching, even when processing slow-moving input signals.
No, the datasheet explicitly states not to bypass the reference output. It is stable for capacitive loads less than 100pF.