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How to fix this output glitch from comparator during ramp
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Below the minimum recommended supply voltage of 2.7 V, correct operation is not guaranteed.
There are comparators with the power-on-reset feature, e.g., TLV7011 (which holds the output low during reset); here is a search: ti.com/amplifier-circuit/comparators/products.html#116=Push-Pull&480=1&2192=POR.
Hi Agxin,
Like what Clemens said, a device with POR will make it so that the output will be held to a known state while the Vcc is ramping. For push-pull output comparators, this known state is usually output low.
What are the electrical specifications you are looking for? This will best help me suggest an alternative device with POR.
The glitch should not be happening during POR
the output must be held low operating in 3.3v or 5v
but the output is not low it’s having a pulse which is happening one time during the ramp creating false trigger 3rd channel in waveform
After power supply ramp it is working as expected
but during rap due to this glitch pulse which is creating false trigger
What is the required propagation delay? There are devices in the range from 2.5 ns to 24 µs; faster devices usually use more power.
Hi Agxin,
TLV7031 has POR which should hold the output low when VCC is below minimum supply. This should mitigate the glitch that you are observing.
Please note that TLV7031 is a nanopower device with a typical propagation delay of 3us. This device is much slower than the TLV3201.