Unitrode UC3704 Bridge Transducer Switch Datasheet

The UC3704 is an integrated circuit that contains a complete signal conditioning system for interfacing low-level variable impedance transducers to a digital system. A pair of matched, temperature-compensated current sources are provided for balanced transducer excitation followed by a precision, high-gain comparator. The output of this comparator can be delayed by a user-selectable duration, after which a second comparator will switch complementary outputs separately activated for diagnostic operation and has an optional latch with external reset capability. An added feature is a high current power source useful as a heater driver in differential temperature sensing applications. The UC3704 is designed for 0°C to +70°C environments.


Unitrode UC3704 Bridge Transducer Switch Datasheet - cover page
Brand
UNITRODE
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
189 KB
Published
08 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The Unitrode UC3704 is an integrated circuit designed as a complete signal conditioning system to interface low-level variable impedance transducers to a digital system. It features a pair of matched, temperature-compensated current sources for balanced transducer excitation followed by a precision, high-gain comparator.

What's inside

  • FEATURES DESCRIPTION
  • ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
  • ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
  • APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
  • SENSOR SECTION
  • OUTPUT SECTION

Specifications

Supply Voltage Range4.2 to 36 V
Operating Junction Temperature-55°C to +150°C
Output Current (each output)50mA
Buffer Power Source Current200mA

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum voltage required for Comparator 2's input transistors to operate accurately?

The NPN input transistors require at least 1V of common-mode voltage for accurate operation.

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