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CAT8710 - Quad-Voltage Supervisor

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The CAT8710 is a space-saving, low-power, quad voltage microprocessor supervisory circuit designed to monitor 4 voltage supplies.

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Part number CAT8710
Manufacturer onsemi
File Size 188.88 KB
Description Quad-Voltage Supervisor
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www.DataSheet4U.com CAT8710 Quad Voltage Supervisor The CAT8710 is a space-saving, precision quad voltage supervisor, designed to monitor up to four supply voltages with a single device. When any supply voltage drops below its preset threshold, the CAT8710 will output a single reset to the threshold. One CAT8710 IC eliminates the need for multiple reset circuits, which minimizes system components and improves reliability. The CAT8710 provides 2 factory preset thresholds for monitoring 3.3 V, 3.0 V, 2.5 V, and 1.8 V supplies within ± 5% and 2 user-selectable thresholds, adjustable down to 0.62 V with 2% accuracy. On power up, the reset remains low for 120 ms typical, after all voltages have risen above their selected thresholds. The output remains valid as long as VDD remains above 1 V.
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