110ns propagation delay — where it fits in the signal chain
The MAX9092AUA+: The 110ns figure is the max at 5V — at 3.3V the delay stretches, so budget margin if the downstream logic expects a 100ns window. The open-drain output lets you wire-OR multiple comparators or pull up to a different rail than the supply. Quiescent current maxes at 200µA per channel (400µA total for both), which puts it in the low-power zone for battery-operated threshold detection. Input bias current is 0.25µA max at 5V — high enough that a 10MΩ source impedance drops 2.5V across the bias, so keep the source impedance below 100kΩ for the offset to stay within the 7mV input offset spec.
Temperature grade and supply flexibility
The tube packaging is the standard delivery — if you need tape-and-reel for automated assembly, confirm the reel option with the supplier at RFQ, as the MAX9092AUA+ is listed in tube only.
