Each comparator delivers an open-drain, rail-to-rail output stage, which lets you wire-OR multiple outputs or translate logic levels between voltage domains without an extra buffer. The 100 ns max propagation delay sets the response window for overcurrent detection, zero-crossing, or window comparators — fast enough for most industrial and automotive sensing loops, though not for GHz-rate switching.
Supply range and quiescent current — sizing the rail
Rated supply from 1.65 V to 5.5 V, single or dual. Max quiescent current per device is 30 µA — both comparators together draw that, not per channel.
No AEC-Q100 qualification is listed in the record, so for a production automotive ECU, confirm the grade with the manufacturer.
Max input offset voltage is 1.5 mV at 5 V. Input bias current maxes at 5 pA at 5 V, so high-impedance sources (pH probes, photodiode front-ends) won't see a significant voltage drop across the source resistance. CMRR is 70 dB typical, PSRR 95 dB typical; these are typical, not guaranteed min, so budget extra margin if the common-mode voltage swings near the rails in a noisy environment.
Output drive and package
Product status is Active, ROHS3 compliant.