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The LM710H is a high-speed voltage comparator from Texas Instruments, suitable for applications requiring accurate low-level digital sensing or as a fast replacement for operational amplifiers in comparator roles. Its monolithic construction ensures low offset and thermal drift, while gold doping contributes to its speed.
Key electrical specifications include a positive supply voltage of up to +14V and a negative supply voltage down to -7V. It can handle a peak output current of 10 mA and a differential input voltage of ±5V. The operating temperature range for the LM710H is -55°C to +125°C.
This comparator is available in various packages including Ceramic Flatpak (W10A), Metal Can (H08C), and Dual-In-Line (N14A or J14A). Its saturated output levels are compatible with most integrated logic types, making it versatile for use in high-speed A/D converters, pulse height discriminators, and go/no-go detectors in automatic test equipment.
The LM710 series is also useful as an adjustable-threshold line receiver or an interface between different logic types. Its cost-effectiveness makes it a suitable replacement for simpler discrete component circuitry in many applications.
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The operating temperature range for the LM710H is -55°C to +125°C.
The positive supply voltage is +14V and the negative supply voltage is -7V.
The peak output current is 10 mA.
The input offset voltage is between 0.6 mV and 2.0 mV under specified conditions.
The input offset current is between 0.75 µA and 3.0 µA under specified conditions.