Low quiescent current — what 24 µA means for the BOM
Quiescent current maxes at 24 µA. That is the current the comparator burns just sitting there, no load. In a battery-powered sensor node or a loop-powered transmitter, that 24 µA is a meaningful slice of the sleep budget — it lets you keep the comparator alive for wake-on-threshold without draining the cell. Compare that to older bipolar comparators that pull half a milliamp or more; this part is the low-power pick for always-on monitoring.
Temperature range and environment
Rated for -40°C to 85°C, so it fits industrial enclosures, outdoor telecom cabinets, and factory-floor sensor interfaces. Not automotive-grade (no AEC-Q100), but fine for commercial and industrial equipment that stays above -40°C. The 8-SOIC package is a standard footprint — easy to hand-solder or reflow, and widely second-sourced for board layout.
Sourcing and lifecycle
Lifecycle status is Active — no end-of-life notice, no last-time-buy pressure. ROHS3 compliant. For a production BOM line that needs a low-power general-purpose comparator, this is a straightforward, low-risk fit.
