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V6300 - (V6300 / V6301) Ultra Low Power 3-Pin Power-On Reset IC

Description

The V6300 and V6301 are CMOS devices which monitor the supply voltage of any electronic system, and generate the appropriate Reset signal.

The threshold defines the minimum allowed voltage which guarantees the good functionality of the system.

Features

  • ‰ ‰ ‰ ‰ ‰ ‰ Clear microprocessor restart after power up Processor reset at power down Reset output guaranteed down to VDD = 1V Low power consumption: typ. 3µA at VDD = 5V -40 to +85°C temperature range Power-on reset time: ¾ V6300: 50 ms (typ) ¾ V6301: 290 ms (typ) On-chip oscillator No external components required Push-pull or open drain active low Reset output SOT-23 5L package.

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Part number V6300
Manufacturer EM Microelectronic
File Size 380.05 KB
Description (V6300 / V6301) Ultra Low Power 3-Pin Power-On Reset IC
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R EM MICROELECTRONIC - MARIN SA V6300 V6301 Ultra Low Power 3-Pin Power-On Reset IC Description The V6300 and V6301 are CMOS devices which monitor the supply voltage of any electronic system, and generate the appropriate Reset signal. The threshold defines the minimum allowed voltage which guarantees the good functionality of the system. As long as VDD stays upside this voltage level, the output stays inactive. If VDD drops below VTH, the output gets active. When VDD rises above VTH, the output remains active for an additional 290 ms (V6301) or 50 ms (V6300). This allows the system to stabilize before getting fully active. The threshold voltage may be obtained in different versions: 2.0V, 2.4V, 2.8V, 3.5V, 4.0V, 4.5V.
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