4585
4-bit magnitude comparator
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B2 | 1 • | 16 | Vcc |
A2 | 2 | 15 | A3 |
QA=B | 3 | 14 | B3 |
IA>B | 4 | 13 | QA>B |
IA<B | 5 | 12 | QA<B |
IA=B | 6 | 11 | B0 |
A1 | 7 | 10 | A0 |
GND | 8 | 9 | B1 |
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Pin | Symbol | Description |
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1 | B2 | word B input |
2 | A2 | word A input |
3 | QA=B | A = B output |
4 | IA>B | A > B expansion input |
5 | IA<B | A < B expansion input |
6 | IA=B | A = B expansion input |
7 | A1 | word A input |
8 | GND | ground |
9 | B1 | word B input |
10 | A0 | word A input |
11 | B0 | word B input |
12 | QA<B | A < B output |
13 | QA>B | A > B output |
14 | B3 | word B input |
15 | A3 | word A input |
16 | Vcc | supply voltage |
Notes
- The least significant (or only) comparator in a chain should have IA=B and IA>B tied high and IA<B tied low.
- To compare more than 4 bits, connect QA<B and QA=B to the inputs of the next significant comparator. IA>B of the next significant comparator should be tied high.
Note: Data is maintained by an independent source and accuracy is not guaranteed. Check with the manufacturer's datasheet for up-to-date information.