MAX6865UK35D4L+T

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MAX6865UK35D4L+T belongs to the field of power management integrated circuits (PMICs) and specifically to their subcategory of supervisory and protection ICs. Maximum power management can be achieved through the use of these integrated circuits, as they are able to independently monitor and adjust the voltage and current levels in a system to ensure that the components within a system function properly and that the system operates safely with minimal power consumption.

The MAX6865UK35D4L+T is an overvoltage, undervoltage, and over temperature monitoring IC with three independent control outputs. It is designed for applications requiring a reset signal when power supply voltages drift outside of the adjustable thresholds. It accepts inputs from 4.75V to 36V and has a broad operating temperature range from -55°C to 125°C, making it suitable for a wide range of applications such as downstream FETs, load switches, single-cell Li-Ion/Li-Po battery monitoring, and sensor protection devices. The three independent control outputs were designed for two applications – a push-pull reset for automotive applications and a low-side reset with a dropout voltage of 0.9V (typical) for general-purpose systems.

The MAX6865UK35D4L+T features a robust, three-phase hysteretic comparator architecture that guarantees reliable overvoltage, undervoltage, and overtemperature protection without the need for additional external components. An on-chip voltage supervisor is included to help reduce the power consumption of the system. This supervisor monitors the voltage level at the reset pin, so that the device can be used to protect against spurious reset signals. In addition, a timeout circuitry option can be used to prevent the generation of false reset signals.

The MAX6865UK35D4L+T is designed to be used in power-sensitive systems such as vehicular systems, industrial automation, and avionics. It is optimized for minimal current consumption and transient response. In addition, the device offers superior overvoltage, undervoltage, and overtemperature protection, as well as improved flexibility in system design.

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