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LM339NE3 - 36V Quad Open-Collector Comparator | Texas Instruments

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2 V to 36 V Vdss 3.5 nA Id 14-PDIP, 0.300 inch pitch, 7.62 mm Package
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LM339NE3 Übersicht

The Texas Instruments LM339NE3 is a four-element differential comparator IC with a 2 V to 36 V single-supply operating range, open-collector outputs, and a 14-pin PDIP package. Each comparator provides low input offset voltage of 0.37 mV, input bias current of 3.5 nA, supply current of 200 µA per comparator, and response time of 1 µs. These characteristics make the LM339NE3 suitable for general-purpose threshold detection and analog signal comparison.

A comparator is an analog interface IC that compares two input voltages and produces a logic-level indication of their relationship. The LM339 belongs to the broader comparator hierarchy and operates as a general-purpose signal-conditioning component between sensor, reference, and digital-control stages. Its common-mode input range includes ground, allowing the device to monitor signals referenced to a negative rail in dual-supply systems.

Four independent comparators are integrated into one package, reducing component count on boards that require multiple threshold or window-detection functions. The open-collector output architecture can sink logic-level current while normally leaving the output transistor off, which supports wired-AND behavior when several outputs share a pull-up resistor. The output stage is compatible with TTL, MOS, and CMOS logic according to the manufacturer product information.

The low 200 µA supply current per comparator supports low-power monitoring systems, while the 1 µs response time provides useful speed for supply sequencing, overvoltage detection, and fast control loops. Input offset voltage determines how close the two inputs must be before the output changes state, while input bias current affects the impedance presented to the sensing circuit. The common-mode range and differential input limits must both be checked in high-voltage systems.

Typical uses include battery monitoring, power-supply sequencing, overvoltage and undervoltage detection, window comparators, sensor thresholding, relay-control logic, and industrial control systems. The open-collector outputs are particularly useful when multiple detector channels must indicate one combined fault condition. A suitable pull-up resistor is required for normal digital-logic operation because the outputs do not actively drive a high voltage.

For reliable PCB design, keep input traces away from switching-power nodes, place the pull-up resistor close to the open-collector output, and decouple the supply connection locally. Designers should verify input and output limits under worst-case supply, temperature, and common-mode conditions. The DIP package is suitable for through-hole assembly, prototyping, and applications that favor easy inspection or manual replacement.

This product page combines the manufacturer electrical characteristics, package information, application guidance, drop-in alternatives, and practical design notes to support component selection, PCB implementation, and lifecycle-aware purchasing decisions.

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Varianten dieser Serie

Modelle derselben Serie, die drop-in-kompatibel sind mit LM339NE3 (gleiche Bauform und Footprint) – abweichend in Comparator Type, Package, Logic Compatibility, Number of Channels, Mounting Type.

Texas Instruments
Comparator Type: Quad differential voltage comparator
Package: 14-pin PDIP
Logic Compatibility: TTL, DTL, ECL, MOS, and CMOS
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Texas Instruments
Comparator Type: Quad differential comparator
Package: 14-pin DIP
Logic Compatibility: TTL, DTL, MOS, ECL, and CMOS output compatibility
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Comparator Type: Quad differential comparator
Package: 14-pin PDIP
Number of Channels: 4
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LM239N

✅ Drop-In
Texas Instruments
📦 14-PDIP (0.300 inch, 7.62 mm)
Quad differential voltage comparator · 4 independent channels · Open-collector · 2 mV maximum · 25 nA typical · Wide range; related LM139/139A family specifies 2 V to 36 V DC · Supported

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LM2901N

✅ Drop-In
Texas Instruments
📦 14-PDIP (0.300 inch, 7.62 mm)
Quad differential comparator · 4 channels · Single or split supply · 36 V · 25 nA typical · ±5.0 nA typical · 800 µA typical · Open collector

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LM339N

✅ Drop-In
Texas Instruments
📦 14-PDIP (0.300 inch, 7.62 mm)
Quad differential comparator · 4 · 2 V to 36 V · +/- 1 V to +/- 18 V · 1.3 microseconds · Open-collector · 14-pin PDIP · Through-hole

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LM339N

✅ Drop-In
Texas Instruments
📦 14-PDIP (0.300 inch, 7.62 mm)
Quad differential comparator · 4 · 2 V to 36 V · +/- 1 V to +/- 18 V · 1.3 microseconds · Open-collector · 14-pin PDIP · Through-hole

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LM339NE3 Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften

Comparator Type Differential, general-purpose
Number of Elements 4 comparators
Single-Supply Voltage Range 2 V to 36 V
Dual-Supply Voltage Range ±1 V to ±18 V
Ausgangstyp Open-collector
Low Input Offset Voltage 0.37 mV
Low Input Bias Current 3.5 nA
Versorgungsstrom 200 µA per comparator
Response Time 1 µs
ESD Rating 2 kV HBM
Maximum Rated Supply Voltage 38 V
Common-Mode Input Range Includes ground
Differential Input Voltage Range ±38 V
Logic Compatibility TTL, MOS, and CMOS
Gehäuse 14-PDIP, 0.300 inch pitch, 7.62 mm
Montageart Through-hole
Packaging Tube

LM339NE3 14-pdip, 0.300 inch pitch, 7.62 mm Pinbelegungsleitfaden

Pinbelegung für LM339NE3 (14-pdip, 0.300 inch pitch, 7.62 mm-Gehäuse). Dieses analoge Bauteil verfügt über Eingangs-, Ausgangs- und Versorgungspins. Offset-Null-, Kompensations- und Enable-Pin-Konfigurationen entnehmen Sie dem Herstellerdatenblatt. Ideal für Signalaufbereitung und Verstärkerschaltungen.

Pinbelegungsdiagramm für LM339NE3 im 14-pdip, 0.300 inch pitch, 7.62 mm-Gehäuse

Keine detaillierten Pinbelegungsdaten verfügbar für LM339NE3.

Siehe die Datenblatt für die vollständige Pin-Konfiguration.

Typische Anwendungen

LM339NE3 ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: Battery Voltage Monitoring, Industrial Overvoltage Protection, Power-Supply Sequencing, Sensor Threshold Detection, Window Comparator, Relay and Latch Control.

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Battery Voltage Monitoring

The LM339NE3 fits battery-pack monitoring because each comparator can compare a divided cell voltage against a precise reference or another divided rail. Its 0.37 mV low input offset helps reduce threshold error, while 3.5 nA input bias current limits loading on high-impedance dividers. The 1 µs response time supports rapid overvoltage or undervoltage detection. In a multi-cell pack, four channels can monitor individual thresholds or implement window comparisons. Because the outputs are open collector, separate pull-up resistors can establish local logic levels, and multiple fault outputs can share a bus when the combined sink current remains within limits. The sensing nodes must stay within the common-mode and differential input ranges.

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Industrial Overvoltage Protection

The LM339NE3 is appropriate for industrial overvoltage and undervoltage protection because it combines four differential channels with a 2 V to 36 V single-supply range. Each channel can compare a scaled power rail with a reference and produce a fault signal when the threshold is crossed. Its 1 µs response time helps minimize the interval between fault detection and control action, while the low 200 µA supply current per comparator limits overhead in distributed monitoring circuits. The open-collector outputs can drive discrete protection hardware or a common fault input with a suitable pull-up arrangement. Engineers must verify the common-mode voltage, input transients, output sink current, and isolation requirements under industrial fault conditions.

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Power-Supply Sequencing

The LM339NE3 can supervise multiple supply rails in a power-sequencing circuit by comparing divided rail voltages against references derived from earlier stages. The four integrated channels reduce the number of discrete components needed for rail-order control, and the 1 µs response time allows sequencing decisions to follow supply ramps closely. Its common-mode range including ground is useful for the first rail in a negative or ground-referenced monitoring chain. The open-collector outputs support wired-AND fault collection or individual enable requests when paired with pull-up resistors. Timing capacitors and threshold networks must be selected from the manufacturer application guidance, and designers should test startup, fault, and discharge behavior across supply tolerances.

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Sensor Threshold Detection

The LM339NE3 suits low-frequency sensor thresholding where a signal must be converted into a logic decision without the noise of an amplifying analog chain. Its 0.37 mV offset and 3.5 nA bias current can improve threshold accuracy in high-impedance sensor circuits, while four channels allow multiple temperature, pressure, or level thresholds on one board. The 1 µs response time is sufficient for many industrial and consumer monitoring loops that are not limited by high-speed propagation. Use the common-mode range to determine whether resistive dividers or level shifting are needed, and place the sensing paths away from switching nodes. The output pull-up voltage and sink current should match the logic family connected to each open-collector pin.

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Window Comparator

The LM339NE3 can implement two-channel window-comparison functions using pairs of differential comparators referenced to upper and lower thresholds. This arrangement is useful for detecting when a measured voltage is neither too low nor too high. The low input offset voltage helps narrow the decision band around the reference thresholds, and the four available channels leave flexibility for two complete windows. Open-collector outputs can be combined through a shared pull-up to indicate an out-of-range condition, although the logic truth table must account for the inverted nature of comparator outputs. Reference accuracy, divider tolerance, input offset, propagation delay, and supply drift determine the practical window width, so each element should be included in worst-case error analysis.

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Relay and Latch Control

The LM339NE3 can control relay drivers, alarm latches, and discrete logic stages by converting an analog threshold into an open-collector output. The output can sink the current required by a compatible driver stage while an external pull-up determines the inactive logic level. Four independent channels support multiple threshold events, and the 1 µs response time provides prompt action for protection and interlock circuits. For relay systems, the pull-up and driver transistor must be sized for coil-interface requirements, while the comparator supply should be decoupled near the device. Confirm the output sink rating, input signal limits, and isolation strategy before using the LM339NE3 where the controlled voltage or current exceeds the device's stated conditions.

What is the LM339NE3 and what are its key specifications?
The LM339NE3 is a four-element differential comparator IC with open-collector outputs in a 14-pin PDIP package. According to the Texas Instruments LM339 product information, it supports a 2 V to 36 V single supply or ±1 V to ±18 V dual supply, has 0.37 mV input offset voltage, 3.5 nA input bias current, 200 µA supply current per comparator, and a 1 µs response time. Four independent channels reduce the component count for multi-threshold and multi-sensor designs.
What is the supply voltage range of the LM339NE3?
The LM339NE3 operates from 2 V to 36 V with a single supply and from ±1 V to ±18 V with dual supplies. According to the Texas Instruments product information, the maximum rated supply voltage is 38 V, while the differential input voltage range extends to ±38 V. The actual operating limits must also account for input common-mode voltage, output pull-up requirements, and temperature-dependent device characteristics.
How does the open-collector output of the LM339NE3 work?
The LM339NE3 output can pull a logic node low but does not actively drive it high. A pull-up resistor is therefore required to establish the high state. According to the Texas Instruments LM339 product information, the open-collector outputs are compatible with TTL, MOS, and CMOS logic. Connecting multiple open-collector outputs to a shared pull-up also permits wired-AND fault signaling, provided the combined sink current remains within the device limits.
Where can I download the LM339NE3 datasheet PDF?
The official LM339NE3 technical information is available through the Texas Instruments product page at the datasheet_url on this page. The manufacturer product page links the device data, specifications, ordering information, and downloadable documentation. For the most appropriate electrical limits and pin description, use the manufacturer datasheet associated with the LM339 family and confirm that the ordering code identifies the 14-PDIP NE3 package.
Where can I find the LM339NE3 pinout?
The LM339NE3 uses a 14-pin PDIP package, and the authoritative pin arrangement is shown in the pin-configuration section of the Texas Instruments LM339 datasheet. Use that drawing to assign each comparator input, output, supply, and ground connection before laying out a replacement board. The pin functions for this exact ordering code should be taken from the manufacturer diagram rather than inferred from a generic comparator symbol.
Where can I buy LM339NE3 online and what is its price?
The LM339NE3 can be requested through the Request a Quote form on this XAIPART page, where the requested quantity and delivery requirements can be included. The form is the appropriate route for current commercial terms, stock confirmation, and lead-time quotation without relying on a potentially stale page price. For technical selection, also request confirmation of the exact 14-PDIP ordering suffix and manufacturer manufacturing status.
What is the lead time for LM339NE3?
Current lead time for LM339NE3 should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Lead time can depend on order quantity, packaging, manufacturing condition, and regional logistics, so a quotation should state the exact MPN, quantity, and target delivery location. The manufacturer currently presents LM339 family information on its product page, but that page should not be interpreted as a firm allocation or shipment commitment.
Is the LM339NE3 in stock?
Use the Request a Quote form on this page to request current stock and delivery confirmation for LM339NE3. Availability should be quoted against the exact Texas Instruments ordering code, 14-PDIP package, and requested quantity. Because inventory can change quickly, a written quotation provides a more reliable basis for production planning than a general catalog listing or an unconfirmed stock indication.
What is the best drop-in replacement for LM339NE3?
The closest supported drop-in candidates are the 14-PDIP LM339-family devices listed on this page, including same-manufacturer LM239N and LM2901N options plus cross-brand LM339N devices. The Texas Instruments product information identifies LM339B as a drop-in replacement for LM239, LM339, and LM2901. Final production approval should still compare input common-mode limits, supply rating, offset voltage, output current, and the exact pin assignment before substitution.
Can LM339N replace the LM339NE3?
LM339N can be considered as a drop-in replacement when it uses the same 14-PDIP footprint, pin arrangement, open-collector output, and compatible electrical limits. The cross-brand comparison identifies LM339N from STMicroelectronics and another LM339N implementation as alternatives to LM339NE3. A final substitution check should confirm differential input range, common-mode range, supply current, response time, and operating-temperature grade for the exact replacement source.
LM339NE3 vs LM339N: which comparator is better for a 12V control board?
LM339NE3 and a 14-PDIP LM339N are generally comparable when the application requires four open-collector comparators and the same pin layout. Selection should focus on verified differences in input offset, common-mode range, supply limits, response time, and temperature grade rather than treating all LM339 labels as identical. For a 12V control board, both signal range and output pull-up voltage must remain inside the selected part's limits.
When should I choose LM339NE3 over another LM339N?
Choose LM339NE3 when its Texas Instruments ordering code, 14-PDIP package, lifecycle status, and electrical ratings match the qualification requirements of the design. Select another LM339N only when its manufacturer documentation confirms the same pinout and acceptable differences in voltage range, offset, bias current, supply current, and response time. The original part is preferable when traceability to the TI LM339 family and existing board qualification are priorities.
Is the LM339NE3 suitable for battery and power-supply monitoring?
The LM339NE3 is suitable for many battery and power-supply monitoring functions because its common-mode input range includes ground and its input bias current is only 3.5 nA. The 1 µs response time also supports prompt threshold detection. The sensing node must remain within the differential and common-mode limits, and the open-collector output requires an appropriate pull-up unless it drives another open-collector stage.
What should engineers know about LM339NE3 power and thermal design?
The LM339NE3 consumes 200 µA per comparator according to the Texas Instruments product information, making supply-current budgeting important in low-energy systems. Because the device is a comparator rather than a linear regulator, its dissipation depends mainly on total supply voltage and current. Engineers should nevertheless check the manufacturer's operating-temperature and absolute-maximum ratings, provide local supply decoupling, and account for self-heating when all four channels operate continuously.
What can replace LM339NE3?
The LM339NE3 can be replaced by a verified 14-PDIP, four-channel open-collector comparator with compatible pinout and electrical limits. Supported options include Texas Instruments LM239N and LM2901N, STMicroelectronics LM339N, and the listed LM339N alternative from another manufacturer. No source supports a smaller-package substitution, so a QFN or SOIC alternative would require a PCB redesign rather than a literal drop-in replacement.

Technische Referenzdaten für LM339NE3 – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose LM339NE3 for a new through-hole design that needs four general-purpose differential comparators, open-collector outputs, and operation from a 2 V to 36 V single supply. Its 0.37 mV input offset, 3.5 nA bias current, and 1 µs response time make it appropriate for supply supervision, threshold detection, window comparison, and sequencing functions. LM239N and LM2901N are same-manufacturer options identified by Texas Instruments as compatible family replacements, but LM339NE3 is preferable when traceability to the original LM339 ordering code matters. STMicroelectronics LM339N and the listed alternative-manufacturer LM339N may support second sourcing, provided their exact electrical limits, temperature grades, and pin assignments are verified. None of these alternatives permits a smaller-package PCB without redesign because the strict drop-in choices use the 14-PDIP footprint.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt LM239N LM2901N LM339N LM339N
Package 14-PDIP (0.300 inch, 7.62 mm) 14-PDIP (0.300 inch, 7.62 mm) 14-PDIP (0.300 inch, 7.62 mm) 14-PDIP (0.300 inch, 7.62 mm) 14-PDIP (0.300 inch, 7.62 mm)
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments STMicroelectronics Raytheon Semiconductor
Output Type Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Four independent threshold-detection channels in one through-hole package (vs. LM239N)
  • Low 3.5 nA input bias current supports high-impedance sensing (vs. LM339N)
  • Fast 1 µs response for protection and sequencing loops (vs. LM2901N)

Designhinweise

Place each open-collector pull-up resistor close to the corresponding LM339NE3 output to minimize trace inductance and coupling into adjacent sensing lines. Connect the device supply and ground pins to a low-impedance plane or short routed path, and place local bypass capacitance at the supply pins. Keep comparator input traces away from relay coils, switching inductors, and power-converter nodes. The through-hole package provides ample routing space, but input paths should still avoid parallel runs with high-current outputs.

Do not treat the open-collector output as a push-pull logic output. A pull-up resistor is required to establish the high voltage, and its value must satisfy the input current of the connected CMOS, MOS, or TTL load without exceeding the comparator's output sink capability. Also verify that every input remains within both the common-mode and differential limits. The input common-mode range includes ground, but that feature does not remove the need to check the positive input limit.

For low-level threshold detection, include the effects of input offset voltage, divider resistance, bias current, noise, and reference tolerance rather than relying on the nominal 0.37 mV offset alone. Keep the two inputs of a comparator on similar impedance levels when possible to reduce propagation-delay shifts caused by unequal bias-current effects. For switching applications, use hysteresis to prevent output chatter when the sensed signal crosses the threshold slowly.

Budget four channels at the manufacturer's stated 200 µA per comparator before adding input-divider and pull-up currents. A practical calculation is Estimated: 4 channels × 200 µA = 800 µA device supply current before external network loading. Select the pull-up to balance low supply current against rise-time requirements, and confirm that the pull-up voltage remains within the output and logic-system limits.

Compliance-Informationen

RoHS
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REACH
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AEC-Q100
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Bleifrei
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Halogenfrei
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Konfliktmineralien
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The manufacturer product information lists the LM339 family but does not explicitly state the compliance fields shown here. Confirm environmental declarations and automotive qualification status for the exact ordering code before production release.

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