Vendor: TES Electronic Solutions Category: Comparator

13ns High-Speed Comparator with no Hysteresis

The TS_CMP_13ns_X8 is a high-speed comparator with no hysteresis and a propagation delay of 13ns while having a differential inpu…

Overview

The TS_CMP_13ns_X8 is a high-speed comparator with no hysteresis and a propagation delay of 13ns while having a differential input signal of 25mV. The comparator consumes current of 350μA. The circuit features an Enable signal turning on/off the comparator. The proposed circuit is a free-running comparator, therefore, no clock signal is needed, as depicted in the comparator symbol in Figure 1. The comparator requires a bias current of 20uA supplied from an external biasing circuit and can provide an output toggling between 0V and Vcc. A comparator hysteresis can be added via feedback circuit.

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Identity

Part Number
TS_CMP_13ns_X8
Vendor
TES Electronic Solutions
Type
Silicon IP

Provider

TES Electronic Solutions
HQ: Germany
TES Electronic Solutions is a global electronic technology and services company offering innovative solutions and custom electronic design as well as a blend of hardware (for ASICs and FPGAs) and software IP. Besides designing customer specific systems or sub-systems that are optimized to customers’ applications, TES also develops licensable wireless, graphics,GUI, video-IO and multimedia IP accelerating time to market. From its design centers in Germany, and with its broad expertise in GUI concepts, industrial design, hardware-, software-, FPGA- and ASIC-development TES provides innovative solutions in the areas of RF / wireless, professional multimedia, embedded graphics and RF / mixed-signal ASICs. TES serves a wide range of customers from well-known highly specialized middle-size companies to global market leaders.

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