The LM360N: For a high-speed threshold detection circuit, this delay sets the minimum detectable pulse width — a 130 ns window means the comparator will miss edges shorter than that, so budget this into your overcurrent or zero-crossing detect path. It runs from a single or split supply rail spanning ±4.5 V to ±6.5 V, drawing up to 32 mA quiescent. The 20 mA typical output current drives TTL loads directly — no external buffer needed for standard logic fan-out.
Through-hole package and board-fit
The 8-PDIP footprint is a standard socket-compatible layout — it drops into existing DIP-8 sockets without a board spin. If your application sees ambient below freezing or above 70°C, the LM360N is outside its guaranteed range.
RoHS non-compliant per the manufacturer. If your BOM requires RoHS exemption or full compliance, this part does not carry the exemption — factor that into your procurement review.