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What is comparators?
A comparator is an electronic circuit that compares two input voltages and outputs a digital signal indicating which voltage is greater. They are commonly used in analog-to-digital converters (ADCs), signal detection, and threshold detection circuits. Comparators are also used in relaxation oscillators and window detectors.
Which job functions commonly mention comparators?
Chip Designer
0.8% of all Chip Designer jobs mention comparators
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Hardware Engineer
0.6% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention comparators
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Electrical Engineer
0.2% of all Electrical Engineer jobs mention comparators
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Quality Assurance
287 Quality Assurance jobs mention comparators
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Engineer
985 Engineer jobs mention comparators
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Which organizations are mentioning comparators?
Analog Devices
Scientific and Technical Services
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