Tool/software:
I want to use this comparator for an application where I need to translate 3.3V logic to -7V. I plan to supply this comparator with -7V to Vs- and 0V to Vs+. Is this IC suitable for such an application?
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Tool/software:
I want to use this comparator for an application where I need to translate 3.3V logic to -7V. I plan to supply this comparator with -7V to Vs- and 0V to Vs+. Is this IC suitable for such an application?
Hello Dhir,
Supply +3.3V and -7V power to comparator. Output VOL will be -7V and VOH will depend on pull up resistor. Pull up to 0V for this application.
Hi Ron,
Thanks for your help.
Would it be an issue if I apply 0V to Vs+?
I'm a bit unsure about using this IC, as the datasheet doesn't mention whether it's bipolar or not.
Below is the circuit I am planning to implement:
Gandhi,
Your inputs are now outside the VCM range. So that is bad.
bipolar or not
TLV1704-SEP only has two supply pins. Therefore it doesn't care and can't know if these two pins are bipolar or not.
Only devices with 3 or more supply pins can know or care.
Hi Gandhi,
Place +3.3V on V+ to accept positive voltages and you should be good. Output will still swing between 0V and -7V.
The TLV1701-SEP is on a BiCMOS process, but is mostly bipolar (BJT) with a few MOSFET current sources.
This is covered in the TID and SEE radiation reports available in the "Technical Documentation" section of the TLV1701-SEP product folder. It has passed SEL.