MAX6313UK36D4-T

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The MAX6313UK36D4-T is a specialized PMIC supervision device that is used to provide overvoltage protection, overcurrent protection, and voltage monitoring in multiple applications. It is ideal for applications that require high accuracy, robust precision performance and a wide operating temperature range. This PMIC supervisor offers a broad range of features, including process-level current monitoring, precision overvoltage protection, full-time active voltage sensing, and a robust overcurrent protection circuit. It is also equipped with an integrated analog-to-digital converter and a wide operating temperature range of −40°C to +105°C.

The MAX6313UK36D4-T is capable of monitoring current from 0.50V to 4.50V, and it can also detect overvoltage, undervoltage and overcurrent conditions. It accurately monitors voltages from 0.28V to 4.50V, with a threshold accuracy of 1.25%. It also provides an overcurrent condition detect (OCD) output for detecting when the voltage exceeds 4.50V or drops below 0.28V, and it can detect a current at up to 4.50V. The OCD output can be triggered by an overvoltage or a shorted power supply. The MAX6313UK36D4-T also provides an adjustable crowbar circuit that can be used to prevent too high of an output power supply voltage.

The MAX6313UK36D4-T is designed to be used in a wide range of applications, such as computers, networking equipment, industrial and automotive systems, as well as monitoring systems for batteries and sensors. It is particularly useful for applications that require precise voltage and current monitoring, such as LED lighting, power converters, motor controllers, and motor drives. In these applications, the MAX6313UK36D4-T will provide a reliable and accurate indication of when the power supply is not functioning properly and can be used to protect sensitive components from overvoltage and overcurrent conditions.

The MAX6313UK36D4-T utilizes a range of components and circuitry to ensure a precise, stable, and reliable voltage and current monitoring function. At its core, it uses an integrated voltage sensing circuit, which measures the voltage of the output power supply and a current sensing circuit, which measures the current flowing through the output. This allows for precise voltage and current measurements that are independent of each other.

The MAX6313UK36D4-T also contains a precision, adjustable overvoltage protection circuit that monitors the output voltage of the power supply and immediately shuts down the power supply if it exceeds a predetermined threshold. This is done to protect downstream components from any overvoltage conditions that may be caused by power supply failure or improper operation. The overvoltage protection circuit is triggered when the output voltage exceeds the set threshold and can be enabled or disabled through the power supply enable pin. It also contains a precision active-low voltage monitor pin that detects voltages below a predetermined low voltage threshold.

The MAX6313UK36D4-T also contains a robust overcurrent protection circuit. This circuit will detect any current values above a predetermined threshold and immediately shut down the power supply. This is essentially used to detect short circuits or other overcurrent events that may be caused by component failure or other defects in the power supply design. The overcurrent protection circuit is low-impedance, meaning that it can sense a current up to 4.5V. It also contains a current detect output pin that can be used to monitor the status of the current protection circuit.

All in all, the MAX6313UK36D4-T is an incredibly versatile PMIC supervisor. Its integrated current sensing and voltage sensing circuits, combined with its precision adjustable overvoltage protection and robust overcurrent protection, make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications including computers, industrial, automotive and battery monitoring systems. Furthermore, its wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +105°C ensures reliable and accurate voltage and current monitoring in a wide range of conditions and environments.

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