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AS1923 - Quad-Voltage Microprocessor Supervisory

General Description

The AS1923 microprocessor supervisory circuit was designed to monitor up to four system supply voltages without the need for external components, and asserts a single reset if any of the monitored supply voltages drops below its reset threshold.

Key Features

  • an active-low reset output that is asserted when any of the 4 monitored voltages are below their respective reset threshold. The reset output is open-drain with a weak internal pullup (10µA) to IN2. Reset remains low for a specified reset timeout period (120ms min) after all voltages have stabilized. The output is valid as long as the IN1 or IN2 input voltage remains >1V. Minimal external component requirements, small size, and wide temperature range (-40 to +85°C) greatly improves reliability c.

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Part number AS1923
Manufacturer austriamicrosystems AG
File Size 698.46 KB
Description Quad-Voltage Microprocessor Supervisory
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www.DataSheet4U.com AS1923 Q u a d - Vo l ta g e M i c r o p r o c e s s o r S u p e r v i s o r y C i r c u i t Product Brief 1 General Description The AS1923 microprocessor supervisory circuit was designed to monitor up to four system supply voltages without the need for external components, and asserts a single reset if any of the monitored supply voltages drops below its reset threshold. The AS1923 features an active-low reset output that is asserted when any of the 4 monitored voltages are below their respective reset threshold. The reset output is open-drain with a weak internal pullup (10µA) to IN2. Reset remains low for a specified reset timeout period (120ms min) after all voltages have stabilized. The output is valid as long as the IN1 or IN2 input voltage remains >1V.