MAX6375XR22-T

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The MAX6375XR22-T is a device typically used in the power management and supervision circuit for microprocessors. It is part of a family of devices called PMIC (Power Management ICs) that are designed to provide power control and regulation. The MAX6375XR22-T belongs to the group known as Supervisors and is an integrated circuit that has been specifically designed to detect and control any abnormality in the power input and the reset signal. This article will discuss the application field and workings of the MAX6375XR22-T.

The MAX6375XR22-T is designed for use with microprocessors that require both reasonable power control and protection. The device is used to protect a processor from voltage surges and collapses as well as to control the power input and reset signals applied to the processor. The MAX6375XR22-T is commonly used in computer systems and high-value electronic products. It is also used in embedded systems and handheld communications equipment, such as cellular phones.

The MAX6375XR22-T is constructed from an advanced CMOS process, making it suitable for use in a wide range of voltage and temperature ranges. The device features a temperature range of -20°C to +85°C and has a power supply voltage range of 3.0V to 5.5V. A few of the main features provided by the MAX6375XR22-T include power supply monitoring, push-button reset, manual reset, overvoltage detection and overcurrent detection.

The power supply monitoring feature provided by the device is two-stage alert. This means that the device will generate an alert signal when it detects an operating power level of below 3.6V. This alert can be used to take action, such as powering down the processor or triggering an interrupt. The MAX6375XR22-T can also detect overvoltage conditions and will datasheet-specified limits.

The push-button reset feature is used to force a reset of the microprocessor. It has a signal delay of typically 2µs. The manual reset feature is used to manually reset the power supply. The overvoltage detection feature helps to protect the processor from excessive power input by generating an alert when the power level exceeded a set parameter. Finally, the overcurrent protection feature monitors the current and will generate an alert or limit the current if the current exceeds the set parameter.

In summary, the MAX6375XR22-T is an integrated circuit device typically used in the power management and supervision circuit for microprocessors. It is part of a family of devices called PMIC (Power Management ICs) that are designed to provide power control and regulation. The MAX6375XR22-T belongs to the group known as Supervisors and is designed to detect and control any abnormality in the power input and the reset signal. This device is constructed from an advanced CMOS process, has a wide range of operating voltages and temperatures, and has features such as power supply monitoring, push-button reset, manual reset, overvoltage detection, and overcurrent protection.

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