Comparator Common Mode Voltage

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Hi,
I use comparator from ON-SEMI pn:NCS2200SN2T1G ,
In the attached data sheet it is write the the range of common mode voltage VEE to VCC:



but in the Graph the CMV Range is smaller and not reach to supply voltage:


How can you explain this CMV difference ?
 

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Input stage architecture, geometries used, and IC design methodology used, and process.....

Is that chart in error ? Datasheet says it common modes to the rails......

Contact the vendor on that one.....I think they cut and pasted from another datasheet.



Regards, Dana.
 

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It is look as an error, it is the same part.
 
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It is obvious that since it has rail-to-rail inputs and outputs that the graph is wrong.
The graph shows a single-polarity Vs from +1V to +6V but shows inputs between -3V (IMPOSSIBLE) to +3V instead of correctly showing inputs from 0V to +6V.
 

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Hi,

6V is the total supply voltage.
I guess (for the common mode voltage chart) it is symmetrically applied, thus -3V and +3V.
And the same ist the common mode voltage range.

Klaus
 

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The only error in datasheet figure 13 is that it's displaying CM range for dual supply voltage although all datasheet tables are exclusively using single supply. Nevertheless it's just illustrating the simple statement "common mode range Vee to Vcc" respectively "rail-to-rail input voltage range".
 

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