AZ7033RTR-E1 Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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The AZ7033RTR-E1 (or “AZ7”) is a member of Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) family of Supervisors. Specifically, it is a high-accuracy, low-voltage microprocessor supervisor intended to provide flexibility and reliability in providing protection to power supplies in Data-Point processing systems.

The AZ7 offers an extensive range of features for its application fields. These include:

• Wide supply range from 1.2V to 5.5V
• Low supply current
• 3.3V and 5V system reset
• Four programmable delay time-outs
• Dynamic power management
• Multiple I/O options
• Auto-sense feature

In addition, the AZ7 provides a variety of operating modes, so it can adapt to the varying needs of different application fields.

Application Fields

The AZ7 is particularly suitable for use in data-point systems such as mobile phones and tablet computers, home appliances, embedded systems, point-of-sale machines, and automotive electronics. Its low-voltage and robust performance make it well-suited for these uses.

The AZ7 can also be used to protect power supplies in servers and networking equipment. Its low-power consumption and programmable delay time-outs make it ideal for power-sensitive applications such as high-end datacenters and enterprise networks.

Working Principle

The AZ7 works by monitoring the voltage level of a system\'s power supply and triggering a reset signal should the voltage level drop below a predetermined threshold. This can prevent the system from losing power and can help to protect against data loss or hardware damage.

The AZ7 also incorporates a number of safety features to reduce the risk of accidental system reset due to stray voltage interference. It features an auto-sense function which allows it to automatically adjust its checking threshold to different voltage levels. It also features a "watchdog" mode which allows the AZ7 to wait for a reset signal to be triggered. This can be useful for applications with multiple power supplies, as it allows the supervisor to continually monitor for signs of incorrect power supply levels.

Finally, the AZ7 offers the user a range of flexibility when programming its reset parameters. This includes the ability to adjust the delay time-outs, set up multiple reset windows, and define hysteresis values. This allows the AZ7 to be programmed for a variety of applications with different power supply requirements.

The AZ7 is a versatile, reliable, and power-efficient solution for protecting power supplies in Data-Point systems and other Power Management applications. It combines a number of features, such as its low-voltage operation, multiple I/O choices, and automatic sensing, in a single integrated circuit, making it an ideal choice for applications requiring a robust, yet flexible, power supply supervisor.

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