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PT7M7803 - (PT7M7xxx) uP Supervisor Circuits

Download the PT7M7803 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the PT7M7811 variant, as both devices belong to the same (pt7m7xxx) up supervisor circuits family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

General Description

Pin Na me MR Type I De s cr ipt ion M a nua l-R e s e t : (CM OS).

Active low.

Pull low to force a reset.

Key Features

  • Precision supply-voltage monitor - 4.63V (PT7M7xxxL) - 4.38V (PT7M7xxxM) - 3.08V (PT7M7xxxT) - 2.93V (PT7M7xxxS) - 2.63V (PT7M7xxxR) - 2.32V (PT7M7xxxZ) - 2.20V (PT7M7xxxY) - 4.00V (PT7M7xxxJ).
  • 200ms reset pulse width.
  • Debounced CMOS-compatible manual-reset input (7811, 7812, 7823, 7825, 7342-7344).
  • Reset Output Signal for Watchdog and Power Abnormal, Manual Reset.
  • Reset Push-Pull output (PT7M7809,7811,7823, 7824,7825,7342,7345).
  • Reset Open-.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (PT7M7811_PericomTechnology.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

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