A62140006

A62140006 is a PMIC – Supervisors device, which is designed to provide power to system’s sensitive electronic components. It combines a voltage supervisor and an integrated system monitoring and protection structure in a single integrated circuit. Its functions include system power-on reset, power-off reset, reset status monitoring, over current protection, and simultaneous output of multiple voltage levels.A62140006 is ideal for applications that require high current and monitoring of multiple voltage levels. It employs a simple two-wire serial interface to perform system initialization and power-on functions. The device’s tiny package and its low current consumption make it ideal for low-power portable products.The primary application for A62140006 is its ability to monitor, protect, and reset system parameters after a power failure or other similar event. It provides a power monitoring system with reset pins that can monitor multiple voltage levels, alert the system of an impending shut down, and initiate a power shutdown sequence when conditions out of the normal range are detected.The A62140006 is designed to provide system voltage regulation, power source protection, overvoltage protection, and simultaneous output of multiple voltage levels. It is equipped with an internal low-dropout regulator (LDO) that can provide up to 15 amps of current and up to 3.3V output. With its dual-voltage inputs, it can monitor both input voltages simultaneously and trigger the reset signal or output voltage based on the voltage levels being detected.The A62140006 also functions as a voltage supervisor, monitoring and protecting multiple voltage levels. The device maintains a system-level power-on reset with external programmable voltage thresholds for detection of low-voltage supply, power failure of an integrated circuit, separation of power supply domains, or system failure.The working principle of A62140006 is based on the monitoring of two primary parameters – Vin, or input voltage, and Vo, or output voltage. When Vin is greater than 0.9V, the power on functionality is activated and voltage regulation is enabled. When the input voltage is below 0.9V, the voltage management circuit is disabled and the output voltage is taken to a reset state. When the output voltage is below 0.7V, the overvoltage protection (OVP) and the reset signal are triggered. When the input voltage rises above the predetermined thresholds, the OVP and reset signals are reset and voltage regulation is re-enabled.The reset signal is used to provide system-level reset and also functions as an input to system’s voltage controller. This reset signal is used to control the output voltage to be within the set range. The OVP signal is used to provide system-level overvoltage protection and can also be used to controlled the output voltage within the specified voltage range.In summary, the A62140006 PMIC – Supervisors device is designed to provide power to devices requiring high current and monitoring multiple voltage levels. It is equipped with an internal LDO that can provide up to 15 amps of current and up to 3.3V output. The device is equipped with a simple two-wire serial interface for programming and monitoring input voltage and output voltage. It offers overvoltage protection and simultaneous power-on and power-off reset. With the ability to control multiple voltage levels and provide system-level reset and overvoltage protection, the A62140006 is a useful PMIC – Supervisors device and an ideal solution for any system requiring high current and voltage regulation.