Texas Instruments LM139J/PB

LM139J/PB Overview
Technology has become increasingly bipolar in recent years, with advancements in both positive and negative aspects. One example of this is in the field of electronics, where the supply voltage has been standardized at 5V. This allows for compatibility and ease of use across different devices. However, as technology continues to evolve, the number of elements present in a single device has also increased. This can lead to higher power consumption, which is why the max supply current of 800μA is an important specification to consider. Additionally, the supply voltage limit-max of 36V ensures the safety and proper functioning of the device. Other important factors to consider include the input bias current of 300nA and the current - input bias (Max) of 0.1μA @ 5V, which help to minimize errors and maintain accuracy. On the output side, the current - output (Typ) of 16mA @ 5V allows for efficient and reliable performance. Finally, the dimensions of the device, with a length of 19.56mm and width of 6.67mm, make it compact and suitable for various applications. Overall, technology may be bipolar, but with careful consideration of these specifications, we can harness its power for the betterment of society.

LM139J/PB Features
CMOS, DTL, ECL, MOS, Open-Collector, TTL output capability
General Purpose IC
Employing 4 elements
Operates under -55°C~125°C
Quiescent Current: 2.5mA
Voltage Gain: 106.02dB

LM139J/PB Applications
There are a lot of Texas Instruments LM139J/PB linear comparators applications.

Automotive
Body Control Modules
High-Speed Differential Line Receiver
General Purpose Low Voltage Applications
Handheld Instruments
Mobile Phones
Window Comparators
Multivibrators and High-Voltage Digital Logic Gates
Ultra-Low Power Systems
Security Detection Systems