MAX793TCSE-T

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Modern technology is rapidly evolving, and technological advances have led to the development of PMICs. PMICs, or Power Management Integrated Circuits, are electronic components designed to control energy distribution in electronic systems like phones, tablets and other mobile devices. PMICs are used in many different applications, from managing battery life to regulating system voltage and current usage. One example of a PMIC is the MAX793TCSE-T, which falls under the class of Supervisors.

The MAX793TCSE-T is a bi-directional supervisor device with a configurable push-pull output. It is designed for system reset and power supply voltage rails up to 5.5V and includes input voltage monitoring, power-on reset (POR), manual reset (MR) and system reset via an NRST input pin. The MAX793TCSE-T is an essential component for ensuring that electronic systems have reliable restart and reset capabilities.

The MAX793TCSE-T has a wide range of applications, particularly in automotive, consumer, and industrial systems. In consumer applications, it is used to support various processor families, such as ARM-Cortex-M, Cortex-A, and M16C, in smartphones and tablets. In automotive applications, it is used to ensure safe and reliable operation of applications such as motor control, airbag control, braking systems, intelligent lighting systems, and infotainment. In industrial applications, it is used to ensure reliable reset and restart of industrial control systems, such as safety systems, and for measuring input voltage in embedded applications.

The working principle of the MAX793TCSE-T is relatively simple. The device includes two main components: an NRST input section and a push-pull reset output section. The NRST input section has several inputs, including a battery voltage monitor, manual reset and power-on reset. The NRST inputs control the push-pull reset output section. When the NRST input is asserted, the output is pulled low. When the NRST input is deasserted, the output is pushed high, generating an active reset.

The MAX793TCSE-T is designed to provide reliable reset and restart capabilities for many different applications. Its features make it an ideal supervisor device, and its wide range of applications ensures that it will remain a popular choice for designers. With its high level of reliability and flexibility, the MAX793TCSE-T is an essential component for modern electronic systems.

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