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High-speed dual voltage comparator

LM319 Reference Tables

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Selected packagePDIP-14LM319N/NOPB
Physical connections14 pinsPackage-specific numbering
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Signal names, electrical functions and connection guidance

PDIP-14
Physical pin numbers14 pins

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LM319 pin functions and connections
PinSignalTypeFunction & connection
NCNo connectionNo internal connection for the selected fourteen-pin package.
Connection guidance

Leave open; do not connect to ground.

NCNo connectionNo internal connection for the selected fourteen-pin package.
Connection guidance

Leave open; do not connect to ground.

GND1Output-stage returnEmitter return for comparator 1 output transistor.
Connection guidance

Connect to the common 0 V return in this example.

Separate from the analog negative supply pin; observe every rail-to-ground rating.

IN1+Non-inverting inputPositive input for comparator 1.
Connection guidance

Apply VIN = 1.50 V.

At a 5 V supply both inputs must remain between 1 V and 3 V.

IN1−Inverting inputThreshold input for comparator 1.
Connection guidance

Connect the 2.00 V reference.

Input polarity controls the open-collector state.

V−Negative analog supplyNegative supply for both comparator input/gain paths.
Connection guidance

Connect to 0 V in the shown single-supply circuit.

In split-supply use this can differ from the output-stage returns.

OUT2Open-collector outputSinks current when IN+ is lower than IN−; releases when IN+ is higher.
Connection guidance

Leave unused output open in the illustrated circuit.

No internal high-level driver; external pull-up is required to observe HIGH.

GND2Output-stage returnEmitter return for comparator 2 output transistor.
Connection guidance

Connect to the common 0 V return in this example.

Separate from the analog negative supply pin; observe every rail-to-ground rating.

IN2+Non-inverting inputPositive input for comparator 2.
Connection guidance

Tie to the same 1.50 V VIN node.

At a 5 V supply both inputs must remain between 1 V and 3 V.

IN2−Inverting inputThreshold input for comparator 2.
Connection guidance

Connect the 2.00 V reference.

Input polarity controls the open-collector state.

V+Positive analog supplyPositive supply shared by both comparators.
Connection guidance

Connect regulated +5 V and bypass locally with 100 nF to pin 6.

OUT1Open-collector outputSinks current when IN+ is lower than IN−; releases when IN+ is higher.
Connection guidance

Add a 10 kΩ pull-up to +5 V and a high-impedance meter.

No internal high-level driver; external pull-up is required to observe HIGH.

NCNo connectionNo internal connection for the selected fourteen-pin package.
Connection guidance

Leave open; do not connect to ground.

NCNo connectionNo internal connection for the selected fourteen-pin package.
Connection guidance

Leave open; do not connect to ground.

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Supply and input conditions

Selected TI LM319, not the A-grade column

Manufacturer-referenced values6 parameters

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ParameterValueConditions / notes
Supply capabilitySingle 5 V through ±15 VElectrical-section applicability; observe all ground-relative limits
Illustrated railsV+ = 5 V; V− = 0 VPin 11 positive; pin 6 negative
Input range at 5 V1–3 VGround is outside the specified input range
Input range at ±15 V±13 V typicalManufacturer electrical table
Ambient operating range0–70°CLM319N/M commercial orders
Ground-to-supply operating noteDo not exceed 16 VManufacturer electrical-section instruction

Recommended operating conditions and absolute stress limits are distinct.

Input accuracy and current

±15 V; 25°C unless noted

Manufacturer-referenced values5 parameters

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ParameterValueConditions / notes
Input offset2 mV typical; 8 mV maximumRS ≤ 5 kΩ
Offset over temperature10 mV maximum0–70°C; RS ≤ 5 kΩ
Input bias current250 nA typical; 1000 nA maximum1200 nA maximum over temperature
Input offset current80 nA typical; 200 nA maximum300 nA maximum over temperature
Voltage gain8 V/mV minimum; 40 V/mV typicalOutput pulled to 15 V through 1.4 kΩ

Offset specifications use the manufacturer output/load definition; do not treat typical values as guarantees.

Response and open-collector output

Retain the test conditions

Manufacturer-referenced values5 parameters

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ParameterValueConditions / notes
Response time80 ns typical±15 V; 100 mV step with 5 mV overdrive
Saturation at 25 mA0.75 V typical; 1.5 V maximumVIN differential ≤ −10 mV; 25°C
Saturation at ≤3.2 mA0.3 V typical; 0.4 V maximumV+ ≥ 4.5 V, V− = 0 V; differential ≤ −10 mV
Output leakage0.2 µA typical; 10 µA maximum35 V output, 25°C; V− and GND = 0 V; differential ≥ 10 mV
Pull-up rise timeDepends on resistance and capacitanceDo not equate the 80 ns figure with every circuit edge

A 10 kΩ pull-up is suitable for this low-current DC illustration, not a promise of maximum switching speed.

Power and stress limits

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Manufacturer-referenced values8 parameters

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ParameterValueConditions / notes
Positive supply current at 5 V4.3 mA typical25°C; V− = 0 V
Positive supply current at ±15 V8 mA typical; 12.5 mA maximum25°C
Negative supply current at ±15 V3 mA typical; 5 mA maximum25°C
Absolute total supply36 VStress limit
Absolute differential input±5 VDo not apply supply-span differential signals
Absolute output to V−36 VCollector stress limit
Absolute GND to V− / V+25 V / 18 VSeparate output-stage return constraints
Absolute power dissipation500 mWThermal conditions and derating still apply

Absolute limits do not authorize continuous operation at those conditions.

A 2 V threshold detector

Calculated DC example, not a timing simulation

Manufacturer-referenced values7 parameters

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ParameterValueConditions / notes
Reference divider30 kΩ upper; 20 kΩ lower5 × 20/(30+20) = 2.00 V, before input-current error
VIN = 1.50 VOUT1 LOWInput 4 below reference input 5
VIN = 2.50 VOUT1 released / HIGHExternal pull-up creates high level
Pull-up10 kΩ to +5 VConnected to output pin 12
Illustrative LOW currentAbout 0.47 mA(5−0.3)/10 kΩ; 0.3 V is a typical estimate
Second comparatorIN+9 = VIN; IN−10 = VREFOutput 7 left unused
Local bypass100 nF between pins 11 and 6All GND symbols in this example share 0 V

Input bias loads the divider; use a lower source impedance or buffer when threshold accuracy matters.

Fourteen-pin package map

LM319N/NOPB · PDIP-14

Manufacturer-referenced values7 parameters

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ParameterValueConditions / notes
Lead pitch2.54 mmThrough-hole
Channel 14 IN+; 5 IN−; 12 OUTOutput-stage return: pin 3
Channel 29 IN+; 10 IN−; 7 OUTOutput-stage return: pin 8
Analog supplies11 V+; 6 V−Shared by both channels
No connection1, 2, 13, 14Leave open
Pin-map sourceTI fourteen-pin drawing, page 3Cross-checked against ST fourteen-pin drawing
LayoutShort bypass and output-current loopsKeep output switching currents away from input/reference traces

Use the package drawing: the TI pin-function table has inconsistent ten/fourteen-pin column labels.

Read each value with its conditions

Typical values describe the stated test conditions. Absolute maximum ratings are stress limits, not operating targets.

Texas Instruments · SNOSBJ2B · January 2016
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