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The TSM109AIDT is a dual analog comparator and voltage reference IC manufactured by STMicroelectronics. It integrates two comparators with PNP input stages and a fixed 2.5V shunt voltage reference in an 8-pin SOIC package. The device operates on a single supply from 2V to 36V or dual supplies of ±1V to ±18V, consuming 1.1mA independent of voltage. Key electrical parameters include a typical input bias current of 25nA, input offset voltage of ±1mV, and a response time of 1.3µs. The integrated reference offers 0.4% precision with a sink capability up to 100mA.
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Select this component when space savings are critical due to its monolithic integration of dual comparators and a voltage reference. It is suitable for applications requiring a wide input common-mode range that includes ground potential. Consider the 1.1mA supply current consumption and the specific 2.5V reference precision requirements against alternative discrete solutions.
This device belongs to the TSM109 family of analog mixed-signal ICs designed for cost-effective system integration. It serves as a compact alternative to using separate comparator and reference components. The SO-8 package variant provides a surface-mount solution compatible with standard PCB manufacturing processes for industrial and commercial electronics.
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The comparators utilize a PNP input stage, which results in an input bias current that flows out of the IC and remains essentially constant regardless of the output state.
The input common-mode voltage range includes ground (0V), but it should not go negative by more than 0.3V relative to the negative power supply.