LM3704YBMM-360 Integrated Circuits (ICs)

The LM3704YBMM-360 is a PMIC - Supervisors microchip. It is designed to monitor up to four on-off digital signals between a range of low and high voltage levels. This microchip can be used as an universal over-voltage protection supervisor, comparator, power on reset supervisor and manual reset supervisor.

The dynamic range of the LM3704YBMM-360 is from the low input voltage of 1.235V to the high input voltage of 3.465V. This chip operates off a 4-volt to 16-volt single rail power supply. It supports two output types: open collector and push-pull, with a pulldown current of up to 8 mA. It provides two manual reset/toggle inputs and an open-drain output for reset/toggle. This microchip can be used as an adjustable open-drain output supervisor.

This microchip can serve a wide range of applications that require electrical or mechanical shut down protection. It is widely used in industrial equipment and instrumentation, electronic toys and gaming products, battery monitors, and automotive systems. This chip can also be used in embedded control applications, data processing, and powertrain control applications such as engine, transmission, and body electronics.

The LM3704YBMM-360 chip operates on an active high reset signal; when the signal is active low the chip will output a reset or toggle signal. The chip monitors an input signal from an external control logic and sends an output signal to the system under control. The chip also provides feedback to the control logic by sending back an output signal indicating the status of the reset/toggle input signal.

The LM3704YBMM-360 chip has variable on-threshold and off-threshold settings of 1.235V to 3.465V which can be adjusted by external resistors. This feature is useful in power on reset supervisor application where the reset signal is needed at a different threshold. The chip also allows the user to manually reset the chip by applying an external reset signal to the reset/toggle input.

In summary, the LM3704YBMM-360 chip is a PMIC - Supervisors microchip. It is designed to monitor up to four on-off digital signals between a range of low and high voltage levels and can serve a wide range of applications. It is widely used in industrial equipment and instrumentation, electronic toys and gaming products, battery monitors and automotive systems. The chip has variable on-threshold and off-threshold settings of 1.235V to 3.465V which can be adjusted by external resistors for power on reset supervisor application, and it also allows the user to manually reset the chip by applying an external reset signal to the reset/toggle input.