Posted on Apr 29, 2019
What is the difference between non-inverting capacitor and a comparator?
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What is the difference between non-inverting capacitor and a comparator? On my Bradley schematics I have always been taught that these triangle symbols are comparators. However we now have a symbols page showing the same symbol but labeled a non-inverting capacitor.
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62EXE: Electrical/Electronic Engineer BAE Systems, Inc. 91M: Bradley Fighting Vehicle System Maintainer
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If, by your question, you mean a non-inverting "AMPLIFIER" then not a whole lot. A comparator compares the voltage of two sources and gives a result indicating the higher of the two. An non-inverting amp, while it does some other stuff as well, can be used as a comparator. That being said, I would not install one in place of a comparator on your Bradley. The motor officer would likely not be best pleased.
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