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A comparator compares two voltages or currents and switches an output to indicate which is larger.
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Comparators that can drive large capacitive loads
I quote from Allen and Holberg, 3e, Pg 468:
If a comparator has a large capacitive load, the chances are that it is slew rate limited. … The first method is simply to add several push-pull inverters in cascade with the output of a two-stage, open-loop comparator. …
