Window Comparator Circuit Design Guide
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Diego Luis Cordoba
WORK
Window comparators
Teacher
Jhon Ronald Terreros Barreto
Members
Keli Yohana Mosquera Mosquera
Vilvic Romario Guevara Renteria
Quibdó - Chocó
Introduction
A normal comparator indicates when the input voltage exceeds a certain limit or threshold. A comparator
window (also known as double terminal limit detector) detects when the input voltage
it is located between two limits, what is known as a window. To create a window comparator, we will use two
comparators with different thresholds.
Schematic diagram of the circuit
In this circuit we can visualize, what margins
exceeds the signal we apply to the input.
Reference of integrated circuit used (typical)
the most commonly used or typical integrated circuit reference is the LM339 reference,
without leaving out the LM741.
Circuit analysis
In this window comparator circuit
we present it with an integrated LM339
Transfer function
Figure 5b shows the transfer function
Output voltage
the maximum and minimum allowed voltage
also. Any voltage within this
window or stops are considered normal and for
above or below the window or stops
shoot or activate the output.
Normal voltage produces a high or positive;
voltage outside the window produces a low
O negative
Design equations
Examples
Applications
The applications of the window comparator are many and varied, it is a very useful element in circuits.
electronics. One of the most common applications of the window comparator is with operational amplifiers.
The window comparator is a detector of an established margin, in which the two operational amplifiers
they work as comparators.
At the input (-) of operational 1 (A1), the upper margin is set, and this margin can be adjusted using a
potentiometer P2.
At the (+) input of operational amplifier 2 (A2), the lower margin is marked, and we can adjust this margin using a
potentiometer P1.
The input Vi is common for both operations, if the input value is within the margins.
established, the outputs of both operations will remain at zero, therefore the LED will remain off. If the
the input signal is below the established lower margin, operational 2 will go into positive saturation and the LED will
it will illuminate in a color. If, on the contrary, the exceeded margin is the upper one, it will be operational 1 that will pass to
positive saturation illuminating the LED of the other color.
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