AZ7029RTR-G1

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AZ7029RTR-G1 is a voltage supervisor made by AZmicroelectronics, Inc. It is one of the most sought-after voltage supervisors in the industry due to its superior reliability and cost-effectiveness. The AZ7029RTR-G1 is capable of providing voltage supervision of up to 8 volts, making it ideal for automotive, industrial, and consumer applications. In addition, the AZ7029RTR-G1 also has a high accuracy with a tolerance of up to ±10 mV.

The AZ7029RTR-G1 is most commonly used to provide over- and undervoltage protection to electronic circuits, as well as protect against unexpected power outages or power surges. This voltage supervisor is especially useful in applications where sudden power failures need to be avoided or the supply voltage must remain within a set range. The AZ7029RTR-G1 is also able to accurately detect both a steady and an intermittent interruption of the power supply.

The AZ7029RTR-G1 is a low-power supervisor that operates at a standby current as low as 0.5 µA and a power-off current as low as 0.003 µA. This supervisor also has a hysteresis of up to 4 mV, which ensures that a steady, reliable voltage range is maintained even in the face of fluctuations. In addition, it features a wide temperature range of -40°C to +125°C, making it suitable for use in a variety of environments.

The AZ7029RTR-G1 has a sophisticated design and offers several different protection functions, such as overvoltage protection, undervoltage protection, output disable, and trip point reset. These protection functions can be configured to meet the specific requirements of the application. The AZ7029RTR-G1 also supplies an enable output (OE) signal, which is a logic output that can be used to enable or disable the voltage supervisor.

The working principle of AZ7029RTR-G1 is based on a voltage reference point circuit, which is responsible for controlling the voltage across two terminals. The voltage reference point circuit is designed to monitor the input voltage and compare it with a set trip point. If the input voltage goes above or below the trip point, the voltage reference circuit will produce an output voltage, which can then be used to activate a circuit, turn off a device, or perform other desired operations.

AZmicroelectronics, Inc. has designed the AZ7029RTR-G1 to be a reliable, cost-effective, and easy-to-use voltage supervisor. It is designed to provide over- and undervoltage protection for a wide range of applications and can be easily configured to fit most any application, whether it be automotive, industrial, or consumer-based. The AZ7029RTR-G1 is a great solution for all your voltage supervisor needs.

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