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Texas Instruments LM393DE4 is a dual differential analog comparator with two independent comparison channels, a supply voltage range of 2 V to 36 V, and an open-collector output. The device is packaged in an 8-pin SOIC and is intended for commercial-grade applications. Each channel can operate from a single supply or dual supplies, while the low typical supply-current drain is 0.4 mA per comparator.

A comparator is an analog semiconductor that evaluates two input voltages and produces a digital logic state indicating which input is higher. The LM393 belongs to the comparator hierarchy, where differential comparator forms part of interface ICs and broader signal-conditioning semiconductors. Unlike an op amp, the LM393 does not provide a push-pull output; each output uses an open collector, allowing the output node to be pulled up externally to a chosen logic voltage. This architecture is useful for wired-interface, threshold-detection, and open-collector signaling circuits.

The two channels are designed to compare differential inputs against common-mode and output limits defined by the manufacturer datasheet. Key characteristics include a 300 ns response-time figure, a 2 V to 36 V supply range, and operation from either single or dual supplies. The open-collector outputs can sink external current through a pull-up resistor, but their rise time depends on the pull-up resistance, total node capacitance, and the next-stage input characteristics.

The LM393DE4 is offered in the standard 8-SOIC package identified by the DigiKey listing as 8-SOIC, measuring 0.154 inches, or 3.90 mm, in body width. Commercial-grade temperature coverage is associated with the LM393 family. Because this is a general-purpose comparator rather than a precision rail-to-rail comparator, the input offset, input bias current, common-mode range, output timing, and output-current limits should be checked against the application before production release.

Typical applications include detecting whether a sensor signal has crossed a threshold, monitoring battery or power-supply rails, translating industrial sensor states to logic levels, and supporting open-collector alarm or fault signaling. Two independent channels can monitor two related voltages, or both halves of the IC can serve unrelated functions when that improves layout efficiency and inventory consolidation.

Design the output pull-up network carefully because the open collector does not actively source current. Place the pull-up resistor near the driven node, confirm that its voltage is within the next device's input limits, and evaluate its value against output rise time and power dissipation. Check the input common-mode range at the actual supply voltage, and allow sufficient spacing from the comparator switching threshold to prevent noise from causing repeated output transitions.

This page combines the LM393DE4 electrical characteristics, pin assignment, drop-in alternatives, application guidance, and design checks to support component selection and PCB implementation. The comparison section highlights practical differences among electrically similar dual open-collector comparators, while the design notes focus on pull-up selection, supply-noise behavior, and robust threshold implementation.

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Variante sa Seri na ito

Katulad na modelo sa serye na katugma sa pagpasok LM393DE4 (parehas na form factor at footprint) — pagkakaiba sa Package, Number of Channels, Response Time, Operating Temperature Range.

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Package: 8-pin SOIC
Operating Temperature Range: -40 °C to +125 °C
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Package: SOIC-8 (D), 3.90 mm body width
Number of Channels: 2
Response Time: 1.3 µs (typical)
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LM393D

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Texas Instruments · LM393D · Dual Differential Comparator · 2 · Open-Collector · 2 V to 36 V · ±1 V to ±18 V · 1 mV

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LM393B

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-SOIC
0% pinout and open-collector architecture difference; revision-level variant in the same LM393 family

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LM393LV

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-SOIC
0% pinout difference and lower-voltage family positioning; compare the LM393LV supply limits against the LM393DE4 2 V to 36 V range

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LM2903D

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📦 8-SOIC
Dual differential comparator · 2 channels · 2 V to 36 V · Open-collector · 300 ns · 8-pin SOIC · Surface mount · -40 °C to +125 °C

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LM393D

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LM393D

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LM393DE4 Mga Pinakamataas na Rating at Electrical Characteristics

Comparator Type Dual differential comparator
Number of Channels 2 channels
Type ng Output Open-collector
Supply Voltage Range 2 V to 36 V
Single or Dual Supply Single supply or dual supplies
Response Time 300 ns
Supply-Current Drain 0.4 mA typical per comparator
Tested Maximum Supply Voltage 30 V for V-device; 32 V for non-V devices
Commercial Temperature Range 0 °C to 70 °C
Packhaging 8-SOIC
Package Body Width 0.154 in (3.90 mm)
Uri ng Pagpapasok Surface mount

Pin Configuration ng LM393DE4

SOIC-8 Package Pinout Diagram SOIC-8 8-pin small outline IC, 3.9x4.9mm, P1.27mm, JEDEC MS-012. 1 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 SOIC-8
Pin 1 OUT1 — Open-collector output for comparator channel 1
Pin 2 IN1- — Inverting input for comparator channel 1
Pin 3 IN1+ — Non-inverting input for comparator channel 1
Pin 4 GND — Ground connection
Pin 5 IN2+ — Non-inverting input for comparator channel 2
Pin 6 IN2- — Inverting input for comparator channel 2
Pin 7 OUT2 — Open-collector output for comparator channel 2
Pin 8 VCC — Positive supply connection

Tipikal na mga Gamit

LM393DE4 ay nararapat para sa 6 aplikasyons: Battery Voltage Monitoring, Industrial Sensor Threshold Detection, Power-Supply Fault Signaling, Window and Limit Comparator, Open-Collector Interface Bridging, Audio and Control Signal Conditioning.

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Battery Voltage Monitoring

The LM393DE4 fits battery monitoring because its 2 V to 36 V supply range accommodates many industrial and automotive battery systems, while two differential channels can monitor positive and auxiliary rails. Divide each battery voltage down to the comparator's permitted input range and compare it with a reference threshold. The 300 ns response time allows rapid state changes, while the open-collector output can directly drive a fault input, relay driver, or status LED with a pull-up. Add hysteresis so battery noise does not produce repeated threshold transitions.

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Industrial Sensor Threshold Detection

The LM393DE4 is appropriate for industrial sensor interfaces that require a direct differential comparison rather than amplifier-style analog amplification. Its two open-collector channels can each evaluate a conditioned sensor signal against a reference, with a 0.4 mA typical supply-current drain per comparator. The 8-SOIC package provides a compact, surface-mount implementation, and the 300 ns response time supports fast threshold events. Use an external pull-up and protection network because industrial sensor wiring can introduce transients and ground-offset errors.

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Power-Supply Fault Signaling

The LM393DE4 can monitor power rails and generate an open-collector fault indication when a divided voltage crosses a limit. Its 2 V to 36 V operating range supports supervision of higher-voltage systems, and the open-collector output can sink current for a wired-alarm or digital fault input. Two independent channels allow monitoring of more than one rail without requiring two packages. Select the external pull-up voltage carefully, protect the inputs against supply transients, and include filtering or hysteresis where the monitored rail contains switching ripple.

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Window and Limit Comparator

The two differential channels of the LM393DE4 can implement a voltage window by comparing one sensed signal against upper and lower thresholds. This arrangement is useful for battery, capacitor, signal-range, or input-conditioning checks where a signal outside an allowed band must produce an alarm. Both open-collector outputs may be combined by wired logic when an active-low window-fault signal is useful. Keep both reference networks independent and verify common-mode limits at the lowest operating supply; a fast 300 ns response does not remove the need for clean references.

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Open-Collector Interface Bridging

The LM393DE4 can bridge a low-voltage sensing circuit to a higher-voltage or separately defined logic domain through its open-collector outputs. Each output sinks current from a pull-up resistor connected to the destination logic rail, allowing the interface voltage to be selected independently of the comparator supply. The architecture is well suited to relay-driver inputs, legacy open-collector buses, and fault lines. Verify the maximum sink current and output-saturation behavior, and ensure the pull-up voltage and resistor dissipation remain within the receiving device's limits.

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Audio and Control Signal Conditioning

The LM393DE4 can condition slow control or audio-related envelope signals by comparing them against adjustable thresholds. Its differential inputs help compare a biased or divided signal directly with a reference, while the open-collector output provides a digital transition suitable for a control MCU. The 300 ns response time is more than adequate for many envelope and supervisory functions, though it does not make the device a high-speed audio comparator. Keep input levels within the common-mode range and add hysteresis to prevent chatter around an analog threshold.

What are the key specifications of LM393DE4 that engineers should know?
The LM393DE4 is a dual differential comparator with a 2 V to 36 V supply range, open-collector outputs, and an 8-SOIC package. According to the Texas Instruments LM393 product page and the manufacturer datasheet, each channel supports single- or dual-supply operation, while the LM393 family has a typical supply-current drain of 0.4 mA per comparator. The listed response time is 300 ns. These characteristics make the device suitable for general-purpose threshold detection and open-collector interface circuits.
What is LM393DE4 and what does the comparator do?
The LM393DE4 is a dual differential analog comparator from Texas Instruments containing two independent comparison channels. Each channel compares a non-inverting input with an inverting input and changes its output state according to the input relationship. According to the Texas Instruments LM393 documentation, the device operates from 2 V to 36 V and uses open-collector outputs. Pull-up resistors are therefore required when the output must drive a logic-high state.
What is the operating voltage of LM393DE4?
The LM393DE4 operates from 2 V to 36 V and can use either a single supply or dual supplies. The Texas Instruments LM393 family documentation identifies this wide supply range as a core characteristic of the device. When planning a circuit, confirm that the signal applied to each input remains inside the permitted common-mode range at the selected supply voltage. The open-collector output pull-up can also be connected to a logic rail independently of the comparator supply.
Where can I download the LM393DE4 datasheet PDF?
The official LM393DE4 technical documentation is available through the Texas Instruments LM393 product page at https://www.ti.com/product/LM393. That manufacturer page provides the datasheet, ordering information, parameters, and support resources. For the exact purchased suffix LM393DE4, use the ordering table and package information on the product page to confirm the 8-SOIC configuration. The pin-description table in the manufacturer datasheet should also be used when assigning PCB tracks and external components.
Where is the LM393DE4 pinout located?
The LM393DE4 pinout is documented in the Texas Instruments LM393 datasheet linked from the official product page. The 8-SOIC device uses pin 1 for output 1, pins 2 and 3 for the first differential input, pin 4 for ground, pins 5 and 6 for the second differential input, pin 7 for output 2, and pin 8 for the supply. Use the manufacturer pin-description table when laying out the PCB, especially because SOIC numbering proceeds counterclockwise around the package.
How does an LM393DE4 detection circuit work?
An LM393DE4 detection circuit applies the sensed voltage to one comparator input and a reference threshold to the other input. The open-collector output changes state when the sensed voltage crosses that reference, and an external pull-up converts the open-collector state into a usable logic voltage. According to the Texas Instruments LM393 documentation, the device accepts a 2 V to 36 V supply and offers 300 ns response time. Add input filtering or hysteresis when the measured signal can cross the threshold repeatedly through noise.
Can LM393DE4 operate from a single 5 V supply?
The LM393DE4 can operate from a single 5 V supply because its documented supply range is 2 V to 36 V and the family supports single-supply operation. According to the Texas Instruments LM393 datasheet information, both comparison channels operate from the same supply arrangement. The 5 V output pull-up must be chosen so that the resulting logic high meets the receiving device's input threshold. Also verify that the sensed input voltage remains within the comparator's common-mode limits at 5 V.
What is the LM393DE4 output type and how should it be connected?
Each LM393DE4 output is an open-collector transistor that can sink current but cannot actively source a logic high. Connect a pull-up resistor from each output node to the desired logic supply, and use that node as the logic output. According to the Texas Instruments LM393 documentation, this arrangement allows the output voltage to be set independently of the comparator supply. The resistor value affects rise time, power use, and the maximum available sink current.
Where to buy LM393DE4 online and what is its price?
Use the Request a Quote form on this page to request LM393DE4 availability, pricing, and the required quantity. The form allows the request to include package, quantity, and delivery requirements without relying on a static price that may change. The LM393DE4 is an 8-SOIC, dual open-collector comparator from Texas Instruments, so confirm that the quoted suffix is LM393DE4 rather than another package or temperature-grade ordering code.
What is the lead time and stock status of LM393DE4?
Request the current LM393DE4 stock position and lead time through the Request a Quote form on this page. The Texas Instruments LM393 family page is the appropriate starting point for confirming current commercial-grade product status and ordering information. Include the required package quantity and delivery schedule in the request. Because inventory and lead time can vary by order quantity and date, they should be confirmed for the exact LM393DE4 ordering code rather than assumed for the entire LM393 family.
Is LM393DE4 in stock for immediate shipment?
The current LM393DE4 inventory should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Stock availability can vary by quantity and order date, so a family-level listing does not establish the status of the exact suffix. When requesting a quote, specify the required quantity, 8-SOIC packaging, and target delivery date. This gives the purchasing process a precise basis for confirming allocation and scheduling.
What is the difference between LM393DE4 and LM393D?
The LM393DE4 and LM393D are members of the Texas Instruments LM393 dual open-collector comparator family and use an 8-SOIC footprint. The exact ordering-suffix differences and lifecycle conditions should be confirmed in the manufacturer ordering table. Functionally, both belong to the general-purpose dual comparator family with a 2 V to 36 V supply range and open-collector outputs. For a PCB replacement, verify the temperature grade, package dimensions, pin assignment, and orderable part status.
LM393DE4 vs LM2903D - which comparator is better for industrial use?
Choose the LM2903D family option when the application requires the higher temperature grade associated with LM2903, and choose LM393DE4 when the commercial 0 °C to 70 °C grade is sufficient. Both are dual open-collector comparators that can serve similar threshold-detection functions. According to the Texas Instruments LM393 family support material, the LM2903 is the higher-temperature counterpart. Confirm the complete ordering suffix, package, and operating-temperature requirements before making a drop-in substitution.
When should I choose LM393DE4 over another dual comparator?
Choose LM393DE4 when the design needs a dual, general-purpose comparator with open-collector outputs, a 2 V to 36 V supply range, and an 8-SOIC footprint. Its open-collector architecture is particularly useful when the output must sink current or interface with a separately selected pull-up voltage. Choose a modern comparator instead when the application requires push-pull outputs, very low offset, rail-to-rail input behavior beyond the family's limits, or tighter timing performance.
Is LM393DE4 suitable for a battery voltage monitor?
The LM393DE4 is suitable for many battery-voltage monitoring tasks because it supports a 2 V to 36 V supply range and can compare a divided battery voltage against a reference. According to the Texas Instruments LM393 documentation, its differential inputs support threshold detection and its open-collector output can trigger a downstream alarm or interrupt. Design the divider for the battery's maximum voltage, verify input common-mode limits, and add hysteresis to prevent repeated switching near the threshold.
What can replace LM393DE4 as a drop-in part?
Compatible replacements for LM393DE4 must use the same 8-SOIC footprint and preserve the differential-comparator pin functions, open-collector output behavior, and compatible voltage and timing ratings. The LM393D family member is the closest same-manufacturer starting point, while LM2903-family devices address higher-temperature requirements. Cross-brand dual LM393-type comparators may also be considered after checking their manufacturer datasheets. Use the Request a Quote form for sourcing and verify every parameter before substitution.
Is the STMicroelectronics LM393D equivalent to LM393DE4?
The STMicroelectronics LM393D can be considered a cross-brand candidate for LM393DE4 because it is listed as an LM393D comparison part and uses the corresponding 8-SOIC comparison format. Exact interchangeability depends on matching the input common-mode range, offset voltage, bias current, output sink capability, timing, supply limits, and temperature grade. Consult both manufacturers' current datasheets before substitution. The Request a Quote form on this page can be used to request sourcing for either exact ordering code.
How do I calculate the output pull-up resistor for an LM393DE4?
Select the LM393DE4 pull-up resistor by balancing the required logic-high voltage against output rise time, sink-current capability, and static power. The resistor provides the path that the open-collector output cannot provide itself. According to the Texas Instruments LM393 documentation, the output is designed to sink current rather than source it. Start with the receiving device's input-current requirement, calculate the resistor's maximum current from the selected logic rail, and then verify that the resulting rise time meets the system timing requirement.

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Paunawang Hanapin

Choose the Texas Instruments LM393DE4 when a design needs a commercial-grade, dual open-collector comparator in an 8-SOIC package and the 2 V to 36 V supply range covers the design. It is particularly suitable for threshold detection, power-rail monitoring, wired open-collector signaling, and applications where the output pull-up must select a separate logic voltage. Choose the LM2903D family option when the ambient-temperature requirement exceeds the LM393DE4 commercial 0 °C to 70 °C range. Choose an LM393LV-family option only when its lower-voltage positioning better matches the rail and its electrical limits remain acceptable. For cross-brand substitutions, compare offset voltage, bias current, common-mode range, output timing, sink current, and temperature grade before approving a footprint change. A modern rail-to-rail comparator is preferable when low offset, push-pull outputs, very low quiescent current, or guaranteed operation near the supply rails is essential.

Ikabit sa Mga Alternatibo

Parametro Ito ang Producto LM393D LM393B LM393LV LM2903D LM393D
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments STMicroelectronics
Package 8-SOIC 8-SOIC - same 8-SOIC - same 8-SOIC - same 8-SOIC - same 8-SOIC - same
Comparator Type Dual differential comparator Dual differential comparator Dual differential comparator Dual differential comparator Dual differential comparator Dual differential comparator
Output Type Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector Open-collector

Pangunahing mga Pagkakaiba

  • Commercial dual comparator with two open-collector outputs (kumpara saLM2903D)
  • Wide 2 V to 36 V operating supply range (kumpara saLM393LV)
  • Compact 8-SOIC implementation with independent channels (kumpara saSTMicroelectronics LM393D)

Talaan ng Disenyo

Do not treat the open-collector output as a push-pull logic output. Connect a pull-up resistor from OUT1 or OUT2 to the required logic rail, and confirm that the resistor's current remains within the output sink rating at the maximum low-level output voltage. Keep the pull-up short and route the output away from sensitive analog nodes. If two open-collector outputs are wired together, their device limits, supply domains, and pull-up arrangement must be compatible.

Check the input common-mode range at the lowest supply voltage rather than relying only on the 2 V to 36 V operating range. Add hysteresis with positive feedback when the sensed signal can cross the reference slowly or contains noise; otherwise repeated switching can load the following stage and create additional system noise. Reference resistors should be positioned near the comparator inputs, while the sensed-signal path should remain away from output and supply-return currents.

Place the LM393DE4 close to the protected input node, reference divider, and output pull-up network to minimize parasitic sensitivity. Provide a solid ground connection and decouple the supply near pin 8. Maintain separation between input and output routing, particularly when an open-collector output drives a cable or relay. Use the 8-SOIC land pattern and follow the manufacturer pin-description table when defining tracks and solder-mask clearances.

The LM393DE4 can operate from single or dual supplies, but the external output pull-up does not have to share the comparator supply voltage. Select the pull-up rail to match the receiving logic device and check its absolute maximum voltage. When using dual supplies, connect the ground reference to the appropriate supply midpoint and avoid allowing either input to exceed the documented common-mode range. Input protection may be required if the monitored line experiences transients above the device ratings.

Impormasyon ng Pagsunod sa Kautusan

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Walang Lead
Unknown
Walang Halogen
Unknown
Mga Conflict Mineral
Unknown

The LM393DE4 is a commercial-grade analog comparator, but no exact LM393DE4 RoHS, REACH, lead-free, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals status was identified. AEC-Q100 qualification is not applicable to this ordering code.

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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