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- Supply Voltage (Pin 8 to Pin 4): 36V
- Output to Negative Supply (Pin 7 to Pin 4: 35V
- Ground to Negative Supply (Pin 1 to Pin 4): 30V
- Differential Input Voltage: 35V
- Voltage at Strobe Pin (Pin 6 to Pin 8): 5V
- Input Voltage (Note 1): ±15V
- Output Short-Circuit Duration 10 sec
- Operating Temperature:
- Range (Note 2): –55°C to 125°C
- Storage Temperature Range: –65°C to 150°C
- Lead Temperature (Soldering, 10 sec): 300°C
The RH111 is a general purpose voltage comparator. The RH111 offers maximum input offset voltage of 3mV and input offset current of 10nA with a typical response time of 200ns. The RH111 can operate from a single 5V supply to ±15V supplies and can drive up to 50mA loads referred to ground or either supply. A separate output Ground pin allows output signals to be isolated from analog ground.
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