MAX810LTR

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PMICs, or power management integrated circuits, are integrated circuits that control and manage the power supply in electronic systems, such as computers and mobile devices. Supervisors are a type of PMIC that are used to protect against faulty or incorrect system operation, including excessive current or voltage, ESD (electrostatic discharge) and other transient events. Supervisors can also be used to monitor the system to ensure correct operation and trigger alerts if any faults or problems are detected. The MAX810LTR is a supervisor from Maxim Integrated which offers many features in a small, low-power, surface-mount package.

MAX810LTR Application Fields

The MAX810LTR is designed for use in a wide range of applications, from handheld computing to healthcare systems and industrial applications. Its low-power design makes it suitable for battery-powered applications, such as medical and wireless devices, as well as in Internet of Things (IoT) products and applications.

The MAX810LTR provides user-programmable reset thresholds, allowing it to be used in a variety of applications where reset is needed. It can be used to monitor a power supply voltage, battery voltage and other voltage levels to detect a fault condition. It can also provide an early warning of problems before they become critical. This makes it ideal for use in mission-critical applications, such as medical devices, military and aerospace systems, and industrial control systems.

The MAX810LTR is suitable for use in Automotive and Automotive-compliant applications, such as active safety, telematics, powertrain, body and infotainment. It is designed to meet Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) requirements and to support the stringent requirements of the automotive industry. The supervisor is also AEC-Q100 certified.

MAX810LTR Working Principle

The MAX810LTR is a dual-supervisor IC that monitors two inputs and generates one output. The two inputs are typically used to monitor power supply voltage, battery voltage and other voltage levels, and the output is used to reset the system. The supervisor features an adjustable reset delay and two user-programmable reset thresholds to optimize reset timing and performance.

The MAX810LTR monitors two voltage inputs and compares them against the user-defined threshold and the internal reference. If either input exceeds its threshold or drops below the reference, the supervisor will initiate a reset of the system. The reset output can be configured as an active-high open-drain output or as an active-low open-drain output, allowing it to work with a wide variety of microcontrollers.

The MAX810LTR is designed to be ultra-low power, with a 150nA typical operating current and a 200nA typical standby current. The IC also has a shutdown mode which allows it to consume less than 10?A when not in use. The supervisor can operate over a wide temperature range, from -40°C to +85°C, and it is rated for operation over a supply voltage range of 2.3V to 5.5V.

Conclusion

The MAX810LTR supervisor from Maxim Integrated is a highly integrated, low-power monitor and reset controller with a wide range of applications. Its user-programmable reset thresholds, wide operating temperature range, low operating current and wide voltage range make it ideal for battery-powered applications, such as medical devices, industrial control systems and automotive systems. The MAX810LTR is designed for use in mission-critical applications where robust reset detection is required.

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