ADM810TART-REEL7

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PMIC supervisors are power management integrated circuits responsible for monitoring the power supply in today’s increasingly complex electronic designs. ADM810TART-REEL7 is a supervisor IC designed to monitor its powered load and emit a reset signal when an overcurrent or overvoltage condition occurs, allowing the microcontroller to reset itself in order to protect itself from an unsafe condition. The ADM810TART-REEL7 is designed with a fixed threshold of 1.08V and a supply current of 300μA, making it ideal for use in applications that need precise monitoring of a regulated power supply.

The working principle of the ADM810TART-REEL7 is based on comparing the monitored voltage to a fixed threshold voltage. The voltage can either be an input voltage from the power supply or an output voltage from an IC. When the IC detects that the monitored voltage has gone beyond the reset threshold, it sends a reset signal out, which is typically connected to the microcontroller’s reset pin, causing it to reset.

The ADM810TART-REEL7 finds its place in a wide variety of application fields, ranging from computers, communication devices and audio/video equipment to electronic musical instruments. Due to its precise monitoring and reset functions, it can be used in circuit designs that require monitoring of a regulated power supply, such as a satellite power supply, as well as in battery charging application designs. Additionally, it can be used in hand held instrument applications that require precise monitoring of the voltage supplied to a microphone amplifier or a motor driver.

In summary, the ADM810TART-REEL7 is a power-management supervisor IC that offers precise monitoring of voltage levels and provides a reset signal when necessary. Due to its wide range of application fields, the ADM810TART-REEL7 can be used in designs that require careful monitoring of the power supplied to various components of a device.

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