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M62015L - LOW POWER 2 OUTPUT SYSTEM RESET IC

General Description

The M62015, M62016 are semiconductor integrated circuits whose optimum use is for the detection of the rise and fall in the power supply to a microcomputer system in order to reset or release the microcomputer system.

Key Features

  • Bi-CMOS process realizes a configuration of low current dissipating circuits. Circuit current ICC=3µA (Typ. , normal mode, VCC=3.0V) ICC=1µA (Typ. , backup mode, VCC=2.5V).
  • Two-step detection of supply voltage Detection voltage in normal mode VS=2.7V (Typ. ) Detection voltage in backup mode VBATT=2.0V (Typ. ).
  • Two outputs Reset output (RESET) : Output of compulsive reset signal Interruption output (INT) : Output of interruption signal.
  • Output forms CMOS output.

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MITSUBISHI M62015L,FP M62016L,FP LOW POWER 2 OUTPUT SYSTEM RESET IC DESCRIPTION PIN CONFIGURATION (TOP VIEW) The M62015, M62016 are semiconductor integrated circuits whose optimum use is for the detection of the rise and fall in the power supply to a microcomputer system in order to reset or release the microcomputer system. The M62015, M62016 carry out voltage detection in 2 steps and have 2 output pins. As Bi-CMOS process and low power dissipating circuits are employed, they output optimum signals through each output pin to a system that requires RAM backup. These ICs also support the backup mode of Mitsubishi microcomputer the M16C.