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The Texas Instruments LM339AD is a four-channel general-purpose differential comparator with open-collector outputs, supplied in a 14-pin SOIC package. The device supports a maximum rating of up to 38 V, an input offset voltage of 0.37 mV, input bias current of 3.5 nA, and supply current of 200 μA per comparator. According to the LM339A manufacturer datasheet, differential input voltage can equal the maximum-rated supply voltage of ±38 V, while the common-mode input range includes ground.

A voltage comparator is an analog interface that compares two input voltages and changes its output state according to their relationship. The LM339 belongs to the comparator IC hierarchy within interface and signal-conditioning semiconductors. Unlike an operational amplifier used for closed-loop precision amplification, the LM339 provides open-loop decision making with relatively low output saturation voltage. Its four independent channels can monitor multiple thresholds, provide isolated sensing functions, or implement window and overvoltage detection.

Key benefits include compatibility with TTL, MOS, and CMOS output systems, a supply-current requirement of 200 μA per comparator, and a response time listed as 1.3 μs in the manufacturer product details. These characteristics make the device appropriate for industrial control, power-supply supervision, sensor conditioning, and discrete logic interfaces. The open-collector outputs require an external pull-up resistor whenever a logic-high output is required.

The LM339AD family is designed to operate from a single power supply over a wide voltage range. Its differential input rating of ±38 V and ground-inclusive common-mode capability provide useful margin in systems where the input signal can exceed the local logic supply. The A-grade designation distinguishes this version from the improved B family, whose enhanced specifications and operating current should be reviewed when designing a new design.

Typical uses include overvoltage and undervoltage protection, zero-cross detection, temperature or light threshold switching, relay-drive logic, and four-channel sensing in industrial equipment. The 14-pin SOIC package permits compact board layouts and standard surface-mount assembly.

For reliable implementation, place bypass capacitors near the supply pins and provide an appropriate pull-up resistor on every open-collector output. Confirm common-mode, differential, and output ratings against the actual signal range. Check input polarity and offset requirements when the decision threshold must remain accurate.

This page combines manufacturer specifications, same-package replacement guidance, comparative parameters, and practical application guidance to support component selection and PCB design.

Mga alternatibo na pwedeng ilagay na LM339AD — parehas na package, pin-to-pin na katugmang. Hindi kasama ang mga bahagi ng iba't-ibang package na nangangailangan ng pagpapaayos ng PCB.

Variante sa Seri na ito

Katulad na modelo sa serye na katugma sa pagpasok LM339AD (parehas na form factor at footprint) — pagkakaiba sa Comparator Type, Output Type, Package.

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Comparator Type: Low-power, low-offset differential voltage comparator
Output Type: Open collector
Package: 14-pin SOIC, 3.90 mm wide body
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LM339AM

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📦 14-pin SOIC
Low-power, low-offset differential voltage comparator · 4 independent channels · Open collector · Compatible with DTL, MOS, TTL, and CMOS · Up to ±38 V · Includes ground · 14-pin SOIC, 3.90 mm wide body · Surface mount

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LM239ADT

✅ Drop-In
📦 14-pin PDSO
Maximum input offset is 4 mV and response time is 1300 ns versus the LM339A-family 0.37 mV low-offset and 1.3 μs response specifications.

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LM339ADT

✅ Drop-In
📦 14-pin PDSO
Maximum input offset is 4 mV and response time is 1300 ns; package dimensions and channel count match the 14-pin open-collector comparator footprint.

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LM139AD

✅ Drop-In
📦 14-pin PDSO
Military-temperature-oriented LM139A variant with four bipolar comparators; verify operating-temperature grade and offset specifications during substitution.

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LM339AD Mga Pinakamataas na Rating at Electrical Characteristics

Comparator Count 4
Comparator Type General-purpose differential comparator
Type ng Output Open-collector
Packhaging 14-pin SOIC
Maximum Rating Up to 38 V
Differential Input Voltage ±38 V
Common-Mode Input Voltage Includes ground
Low Input Offset Voltage 0.37 mV
LM339A Maximum Input Offset Voltage 2 mV max
Low Input Bias Current 3.5 nA
Kuru-kuryente ng Pagbibigay 200 μA per comparator
Response Time 1.3 μs
Output Compatibility TTL, MOS, and CMOS
ESD Rating HBM 2 kV
Supply Configuration Single supply
Uri ng Pagpapasok Surface mount

Gabay sa Pin Configuration ng LM339AD 14-pin soic

Pin configuration para sa LM339AD (14-pin soic package). Ang analog component na ito ay may input, output, at power supply pins. Sumangguni sa datasheet ng manufacturer para sa offset null, compensation, at enable pin configurations. Perpekto para sa signal conditioning at amplifier circuits.

Pinout diagram ng 14-pin soic package para sa LM339AD

Wala ng detalyadong pinout data na magagamit para sa LM339AD.

Sumangguni sa datasheet para sa buong pin configuration.

Tipikal na mga Gamit

LM339AD ay nararapat para sa 6 aplikasyons: Power-Supply Overvoltage and Undervoltage Detection, Industrial Sensor Threshold Conditioning, Relay and Solenoid Drive Logic, Battery and Automotive Monitoring, Zero-Cross and Window Detection, Logic-Level Interface and System Reset.

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Power-Supply Overvoltage and Undervoltage Detection

The LM339AD fits multi-rail protection because it combines four independent differential comparator channels with a common-mode input range that includes ground. Each channel can compare a divided feedback voltage against a reference and then control an enable, crowbar, or relay circuit. The 38 V maximum rating and ±38 V differential input capability provide useful range for industrial power systems, while 200 μA supply current per comparator limits the continuous burden. Open-collector outputs allow multiple fault signals to share a pull-up when appropriate. The trade-off is that external resistor-divider accuracy, reference stability, and propagation delay determine the final protection threshold, so these components should be evaluated rather than assumed ideal.

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Industrial Sensor Threshold Conditioning

The LM339AD is useful for converting slow or noisy industrial sensor signals into discrete logic decisions. Its 0.37 mV low input offset voltage helps preserve threshold accuracy, while the 3.5 nA input bias current limits disturbance of high-impedance sensing nodes. Four channels allow independent monitoring of temperature, pressure, level, or proximity conditions in one device. The 1.3 μs response time is suitable for many control and alarm loops rather than high-speed signal processing. Engineers should place the comparator close to the sensor interface, maintain the input common-mode voltage within limits, and use a pull-up resistor that meets the next-stage logic requirements.

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Relay and Solenoid Drive Logic

The LM339AD can produce the decision signal used to energize relays, solenoids, and discrete driver stages. Its open-collector output is compatible with TTL, MOS, and CMOS systems and can pull down a driver input or fault line while a pull-up establishes the inactive state. The device's wide common-mode capability allows monitoring of system rails that may exceed the local logic voltage. Each comparator channel can implement a different threshold, reducing the number of discrete decision components. A flyback diode, adequate driver current, and protection against inductive transients remain external design requirements because the LM339AD is a logic-output comparator rather than a power driver.

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Battery and Automotive Monitoring

The LM339AD supports multi-point battery and vehicle monitoring by comparing scaled voltages against thresholds and generating open-collector status signals. Four channels can monitor battery pack, charger, ignition, or accessory conditions, while the input rating of up to 38 V provides margin for transients in suitable 12 V or 24 V systems. The low 200 μA-per-comparator supply demand is advantageous in continuously powered equipment. Automotive production use should be based on the appropriate qualified grade rather than this general-purpose ordering option, and the final design must include input clamping, transient protection, ground-offset analysis, and pull-up selection for the vehicle logic network.

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Zero-Cross and Window Detection

The LM339AD can implement AC zero-cross detection or a voltage-window function when paired with suitable input scaling and reference circuitry. Its differential inputs allow one channel to detect a signal crossing a threshold and another to establish an upper or lower boundary. The 1.3 μs response time provides useful timing margin for control systems, while the open-collector output can trigger a timer, optocoupler, or digital input. For AC-coupled signals, engineers must include input bias compensation to limit threshold shifts and account for common-mode and differential input limits. Environmental noise filtering and hysteresis also help prevent repeated switching when the sensed waveform crosses the threshold repeatedly.

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Logic-Level Interface and System Reset

The LM339AD is appropriate for compact discrete logic interfaces because four open-collector comparator channels can monitor several system conditions and pull shared buses or control lines to defined states. Applications include supply-good signaling, reset generation, polarity detection, and compatibility adaptation between open-collector and positive logic systems. The wide common-mode range is valuable in systems where the sensed voltage is not equal to the logic supply. A resistor network establishes thresholds, while pull-up resistors define bus-high behavior. Designers must verify output sink current, input offset, and common-mode behavior across temperature and supply, and should not use the comparator as a general-purpose precision amplifier.

What is the LM339AD?
The LM339AD is a four-channel general-purpose differential comparator with open-collector outputs in a 14-pin SOIC package. According to the Texas Instruments LM339A product details, each channel compares two input voltages and supports input logic compatible with TTL, MOS, and CMOS systems. The device is commonly used for threshold detection, power-supply supervision, sensor interfacing, and relay-control logic.
Where can I download the LM339AD datasheet PDF?
The LM339AD datasheet can be obtained through the Texas Instruments LM339A product-details page at https://www.ti.com/product/LM339A/part-details/LM339AD. The manufacturer page provides the device documentation and links to the associated datasheet. Search results also identify the LM339AD as a 14-SOIC quad comparator with an open-collector output configuration.
What are the key specifications of LM339AD that engineers should know?
The LM339AD combines four independent comparators, a maximum rating up to 38 V, and an open-collector output in a 14-pin SOIC package. The Texas Instruments product details specify 0.37 mV low input offset voltage, 3.5 nA low input bias current, and 200 μA supply current per comparator. Differential input voltage can reach ±38 V, and the common-mode input range includes ground.
What is the LM339AD pinout?
The LM339AD uses a 14-pin SOIC layout containing four independent comparator channels. Each channel includes an inverting input, a non-inverting input, an open-collector output, and a ground connection, with supply pins shared by the device. Use the pin-description table in the manufacturer datasheet when assigning PCB tracks and connecting pull-up resistors.
Does the LM339AD need a pull-up resistor?
Yes, every LM339AD open-collector output requires a pull-up resistor to establish a valid logic-high state. According to the Texas Instruments LM339 product information, the output is compatible with TTL, MOS, and CMOS systems. Select the resistor to provide adequate sink current at the required logic level while respecting the output-current and switching limits in the manufacturer datasheet.
What is the maximum supply voltage of LM339AD?
The LM339AD maximum rating is up to 38 V according to the Texas Instruments LM339A datasheet information. The manufacturer also states that differential input voltage is equal to the maximum-rated supply voltage of ±38 V. These are absolute ratings rather than recommended operating points, so an application should retain appropriate design margin.
How much supply current does LM339AD use?
The LM339AD supply current is 200 μA per comparator according to the Texas Instruments LM339A datasheet features. With four internal comparators, this value should be multiplied by four when estimating the device supply demand, subject to the actual operating conditions and manufacturer test configuration. Power-budget calculations should also include pull-up-resistor current.
Can LM339AD inputs exceed the logic supply voltage?
The LM339AD common-mode input voltage range includes ground, and its differential input rating extends to ±38 V. This allows sensing signals above the local logic supply within the absolute device ratings. The Texas Instruments product details specifically identify this wide input capability as a defining feature, but input source current and voltage must remain within their separate limits.
Is LM339AD suitable for power-supply protection?
The LM339AD is suitable for power-supply supervision because it provides four independent differential comparison channels, an open-collector output, and a wide input-voltage capability. A practical undervoltage or overvoltage circuit compares a scaled feedback signal with a reference and uses the comparator output to disable a controller or relay. The open-collector output also allows wired-OR fault signaling with suitable pull-up circuitry.
Where can I buy LM339AD online?
Use the Request a Quote form on this page to request LM339AD pricing, availability, order quantities, and delivery information from XAIPART. The exact price and current stock position should be confirmed through that form because commercial availability changes by quantity and supply condition. The manufacturer device family is also listed on the Texas Instruments LM339 product page.
What is the price of LM339AD?
The current LM339AD price is available through the Request a Quote form on this page. Quote requests can specify quantity, shipment destination, and packaging needs so the commercial response reflects the required order rather than a potentially stale generic price. For technical confirmation, review the Texas Instruments LM339A product-details page and manufacturer datasheet.
What is the lead time for LM339AD?
Submit an LM339AD Request a Quote to obtain the current lead time and minimum order quantity for the requested quantity and package. Lead time can vary with order volume, inventory position, and delivery requirements, so it should not be assumed from general product-page messaging. The quote response provides the applicable commercial commitment.
Is LM339AD in stock?
Current LM339AD stock status should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Enter the required quantity and order details to receive an availability response suitable for purchasing. The product is identified by Texas Instruments as an LM339A-family device with an active product-details listing.
What can replace the LM339AD?
A direct replacement must use the same 14-pin SOIC footprint, provide four differential comparator channels, and retain compatible open-collector outputs and input ratings. Candidate families include LM239, LM339, and LM2901 variants, but temperature grade, offset voltage, supply current, and packaging suffix must be checked before substitution. The manufacturer states that the LM339B is a drop-in replacement for LM239, LM339, and LM2901 A and V versions.
What is the best STMicroelectronics equivalent for LM339AD?
The STMicroelectronics LM339ADT is a relevant same-package alternative because it is identified as a four-function comparator in a 14-pin PDSO package and uses the same bipolar open-collector architecture. According to the available cross-reference details, its maximum offset voltage is 4 mV and response time is 1300 ns. Review the complete STMicroelectronics datasheet for operating-temperature and quality-cycle differences.
LM339AD versus LM339ADT: which is better?
LM339AD and LM339ADT can represent functionally equivalent quad comparators from different manufacturers in 14-pin SOIC packages, so selection depends on the chosen manufacturer's electrical limits and qualification program rather than package fit alone. Available product information identifies both as four-function bipolar comparators with open-collector outputs. Compare offset voltage, response time, temperature range, supply current, and lifecycle requirements before production substitution.
When should I choose LM339AD instead of another quad comparator?
Choose the LM339AD when the design needs four independent general-purpose differential comparators, open-collector outputs, a 14-pin SOIC footprint, and wide input capability that includes ground. The 0.37 mV low offset rating and 3.5 nA input bias specification suit precision threshold sensing, while 200 μA supply current per comparator supports low-power systems. Select an alternative only after checking output architecture, input range, and timing.
Can LM339AD replace LM393 or LM2901 designs?
The LM339AD can be considered for an LM393 or LM2901 replacement when the circuit uses four channels, the 14-pin SOIC footprint, and open-collector outputs. The Texas Instruments product information states that the LM339B is a drop-in replacement for LM239, LM339, and LM2901 A and V versions. Any proposed substitution still requires verification of pinout, common-mode range, output-current limits, and temperature grade.

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Paunawang Hanapin

Choose the LM339AD for a four-channel, 14-pin SOIC design requiring open-collector outputs, ground-inclusive common-mode sensing, and low offset. Its 0.37 mV low input offset, 3.5 nA input bias current, 1.3 μs response time, and 200 μA-per-comparator supply demand make it suitable for precision threshold detection, industrial supervision, and logic interfaces. LM339AM is the closest same-brand ordering alternative when its qualification, temperature, and reel configuration match the design. LM339ADT is a practical STMicroelectronics substitute when its 4 mV maximum offset and 1.3 μs response meet the system accuracy and timing requirements. LM239ADT similarly offers four open-collector channels but requires closer threshold-error review, while LM139AD should be selected only when its temperature-grade requirements are appropriate. In every case, verify pinout, supply range, common-mode limits, output-current capability, and pull-up requirements before production release.

Ikabit sa Mga Alternatibo

Parametro Ito ang Producto LM339AM LM239ADT LM339ADT LM139AD
Package 14-pin SOIC 14-pin SOIC 14-pin PDSO 14-pin PDSO 14-pin PDSO
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments STMicroelectronics STMicroelectronics STMicroelectronics
Comparator Count 4 4 4 4 4
Output Type Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector

Pangunahing mga Pagkakaiba

  • Lower specified input offset than the identified STMicroelectronics alternatives (kumpara saLM339ADT)
  • Wide differential input capability (kumpara saLM339ADT)
  • Four-channel integration with open-collector outputs (kumpara saLM239ADT)
  • Logic compatibility with multiple output technologies (kumpara saLM139AD)

Talaan ng Disenyo

Place the supply bypass capacitor close to the LM339AD power pins and route the power connection with low inductance. The comparator must include a pull-up resistor on each open-collector output; place that resistor near the receiving logic device when possible to minimize trace capacitance and susceptibility to noise. Maintain a continuous ground return, and keep sensitive input traces away from relay, motor, and switching-node wiring.

Do not treat the 38 V figure as a recommended operating supply. Use the absolute-maximum ratings and recommended operating limits from the manufacturer datasheet when choosing resistor ratios, transient protection, and power-supply headroom. Likewise, confirm that the common-mode voltage includes the actual signal range and that input source current remains within its limit. Open-collector outputs also require an external pull-up and cannot source current.

Add hysteresis around the switching threshold when noise or slow input slopes could cause repeated output transitions. Positive feedback through a resistor network can create a controlled switching gap without changing the pinout. For high-impedance sensors, account for input bias current and leakage paths, and use guarding or guarding-layout techniques if the source impedance is sufficiently high for input bias error to affect the decision threshold.

Estimated: four operating comparators at 200 μA each require 800 μA from the supply before external pull-up loading. This estimate uses the manufacturer specification of 200 μA per comparator and four active channels. Add the pull-up resistor current, input current, and application-specific margin when sizing the supply. The estimate is not a substitute for the manufacturer operating-current conditions.

Impormasyon ng Pagsunod sa Kautusan

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AEC-Q100
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Walang Lead
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Mga Conflict Mineral
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The available manufacturer and distributor information does not state RoHS, REACH, AEC-Q100, lead-free, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals status. The ESD rating listed as 2 kV HBM is an electrical immunity rating rather than an environmental compliance declaration.

Data napatotohanan sa: 2026-11-02 — impormasyon na pinatunayan at pinapatakbo ng pangkat ng engineering ng XAIPART's component engineering team

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