Komparatorschaltungen
Komparatorschaltungen, often translated as comparator circuits, are electronic circuits used to compare two input voltages. Their primary function is to output a specific voltage level, typically a high or low state, depending on which of the input voltages is greater. This simple yet fundamental operation makes them crucial building blocks in many electronic systems.
A basic comparator consists of a high-gain differential amplifier. When the voltage at the non-inverting input
Comparators are employed in a wide range of applications. They are essential in analog-to-digital converters (ADCs),