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Texas Instruments LM2903EPWRQ1 Differential Comparator

Texas Instruments Automotive AEC-Q100 dual differential comparator, LM2903EPWRQ1, 2V to 30V supply, -40°C to 150°C, CMOS/MOS/Open-Collector/TTL output, 8-TSSOP.

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Package / Case 8-TSSOP
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Operating Temp -40°C~150°C
Packaging Format Tape & Reel (TR); Cut Tape (CT)
Supply Voltage 2V ~ 30V
Type Differential
Output type CMOS, MOS, Open-Collector, TTL
Voltage - input offset 7mV @ 5V
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Full Technical Specifications

13 Parameters
LM2903EPWRQ1 specifications
Parameter / AttributeSpecification / Value
TypeDifferential
SeriesAutomotive, AEC-Q100
Output typeCMOS, MOS, Open-Collector, TTL
MountingSurface Mount
Voltage - input offset7mV @ 5V
Voltage - supply, single (Dual (±))2V ~ 30V
Output current20mA
Current - quiescent1mA
Current - input bias0.25µA @ 5V
Operating temperature-40°C~150°C
PackageTape & Reel (TR); Cut Tape (CT)
Case8-TSSOP (0.173\", 4.40mm Width)
Number of elements2
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Supply Chain & Allocation Reality:

The LM393 is the dual voltage comparator behind every threshold, window and alarm decision in instruments and industrial boards: 2V to 36V supply, ground-sensing inputs, open-collector outputs, and an 8-pin map that is identical to the LM358 op-amp pinout - the twin arrangement that makes socket-level swaps look possible and schematic-level swaps dangerous. Its family tree covers the whole repair shelf: temperature-grade siblings (LM193 / LM293 / LM2903 automotive) and the quad LM339 for four-channel boards. The two failure stories this page exists for: a comparator that stopped switching because the pull-up is missing, and an op-amp fitted into a comparator socket that saturates slowly and cannot wire-OR.

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The Automotive Temperature Twin

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Electrical & Core Specs:

The same dual comparator qualified across the wider temperature band - the 2903 grade covers the -40C class - electrically the same part, graded for industrial extremes and under-hood duty.

Same 2V to 36V envelope; open-collector outputs with the same sink capability.

Compatibility & Drop-In Notes: Direction rule: substituting upward in temperature grade is free; a commercial LM393 in a cold-environment board ends in drift complaints, not immediate failure - read the board temperature spec first.
Package & Solder Footprint: Identical 8-pin footprint.
Shenzhen Warehouse Stock & MOQ: Stocked across the grades; one quote covers the ladder.
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LM339 TI / onsemi / STMicroelectronics DIP-14 / SOIC-14
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The Quad Sibling - Four Channels, Different Body

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Electrical & Core Specs:

The same comparator core four times over in a 14-pin body: two channels wired in parallel match an LM393 function (open-collector outputs tie together happily), and the spare channels sit unused.

Same 2V to 36V class; the quad body moves the supply to pin 3 and ground to pin 12 - never the dual arrangement.

Compatibility & Drop-In Notes: The pinouts do not migrate: the LM393 carries V+ on 8 and GND on 4, the LM339 on 3 and 12. Both families are open-collector and microsecond-class - the differences are the body and the channel count.
Package & Solder Footprint: 14-pin; not a socket substitute for the 8-pin dual.
Shenzhen Warehouse Stock & MOQ: Stocked; the quad covers stranded-channel repairs.
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LM358 TI / onsemi / STMicroelectronics DIP-8 / SOIC-8
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The Pinout Twin - A Different Species in the Socket

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Electrical & Core Specs:

The op-amp that fits every hole: identical 8-pin map, push-pull output, internally compensated for linear duty - and functionally not a comparator.

3V to 32V, push-pull output limited to the supply rails.

Compatibility & Drop-In Notes: This card exists because the sockets are indistinguishable: if a repaired threshold circuit now responds late or drifts, check whether an op-amp replaced the comparator - and the reverse, a comparator in a feedback amplifier has no frequency compensation and oscillates.
Package & Solder Footprint: Same 8-pin footprint; only the schematic knows the difference.
Shenzhen Warehouse Stock & MOQ: Universal stock; match the device class to the circuit function.
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  • The 8-pin map is shared: 1 out1, 2 in1-, 3 in1+, 4 GND, 5 in2+, 6 in2-, 7 out2, 8 V+ - on both the LM393 and the LM358. Nothing about the socket distinguishes a comparator from an op-amp; the schematic does.
  • Open-collector law: the LM393 output is a switch to ground and needs a pull-up (or a load) to a rail up to about 36V regardless of supply. A comparator that measures dead after repair is most often a missing pull-up or a pull-up to the wrong rail.
  • The reverse mistake is quieter: an LM393 - uncompensated, very high gain - fitted into a feedback amplifier oscillates; an LM358 fitted into a comparator node switches late and cannot drive wired-OR logic. Both pass a quick power-on test and fail the real one.
  • Temperature grades substitute freely upward (LM2903 into an LM393 socket) and carry a slow-drift risk downward - the -40C grade exists for reasons a cold warehouse finds its own way to.
  • Where the board needs a channel count the dual cannot give, the LM339 quad is the family answer - with a different 14-pin body (V+ on 3, GND on 12) that will not fit the 8-pin socket.
  • Input common mode includes ground across this whole family, which is why it dominates single-supply divider sensing: a sensing node that can swing below ground (inductive flyback, battery reversal) needs input protection, not just a substitution.
Frequently Asked Technical Questions

Q: What is the difference between the LM393 and the LM358?

A: Same 8-pin pinout, different device class: the LM393 is a dual comparator with open-collector outputs built for threshold decisions; the LM358 is a dual op-amp with a push-pull output internally compensated for linear amplification. The sockets are identical, the functions are not.

Q: Can I use an LM358 instead of an LM393 (or the reverse)?

A: Only after checking the circuit function. An op-amp in a comparator socket needs its output behavior - pull-up, wired-OR, speed - re-examined; a comparator in a linear feedback circuit has no compensation and will oscillate. If the node only needs a slow threshold, the op-amp can work; if it needs open-collector drive, nothing about the op-amp will.

Q: Why is my comparator output dead after replacement?

A: The LM393 output is open-collector: without a pull-up resistor or a load to a positive rail it reads low or floating with nothing to measure. Check the pull-up first, then the supply (2V to 36V) and the reference divider.

Technical Details & Description

What a dual differential comparator brings to an automotive board

The LM2903EPWRQ1 is a dual differential comparator from Texas Instruments, qualified to AEC-Q100 for automotive use. Two independent comparators in one 8-TSSOP package let you monitor two threshold crossings — over-voltage and under-voltage on a supply rail, or a sensor window — without doubling the footprint. The supply range spans 2 V to 30 V single or dual, so it runs off a 3.3 V logic rail, a 5 V sensor supply, or a 12 V battery line without an extra regulator.

Output flexibility and input precision

The output stage supports CMOS, MOS, open-collector, and TTL logic families — you can wire-OR open-collector outputs for a shared interrupt line, or drive a CMOS gate input directly. Typical output current is 20 mA, enough to switch a small relay or LED indicator without a buffer transistor. Input offset voltage is 7 mV max at 5 V, setting the threshold accuracy floor; for a 100 mV reference, the trip point uncertainty is about 7 %. Quiescent current draws 1 mA max per device, so the dual comparator adds roughly 2 mA to the module budget — acceptable for always-on automotive body controllers that must stay under 100 mA total sleep current.

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