MIC6315-40D4UY-TR

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Introduction: The MIC6315-40D4UY-TR is a PMIC Supervisor from Microchip. It is a highly integrated single channel supervisor. It is designed to be used in a variety of applications that require power supervision and to provide a stable output voltage. This device offers a wide range of features, including reset input threshold control, supply voltage monitoring, adjustable reset timeout, push-pull output mode, under-voltage lockout and an enable input for manual reset.

Application Fields: The MIC6315-40D4UY-TR is widely used in a variety of applications that require power supervision. In automotive systems, it can be used to monitor the battery voltage. It can also be used in data processing and communications systems, industrial instrumentation and medical systems. The device is well suited for applications that require reliable power authentication, battery powered products and control circuits.

Working Principle: The MIC6315-40D4UY-TR works by monitoring the input voltage and resetting the downstream device when the voltage drops below the set threshold. The reset input threshold is adjustable over a wide range and the reset timeout is also adjustable with the microprocessor interface. The device also provides an enable input for manual reset. When the enable input is triggered, the device will reset the system and then release the reset after the set reset timeout. The device features a push-pull output which provides a logic low reset output.

Conclusion: The MIC6315-40D4UY-TR is a PMIC supervisor from Microchip. It offers a single channel, highly integrated solution for power supervision applications. It features adjustable reset input threshold, under-voltage lockout, supply voltage monitoring and manual reset capability. It is widely used in a variety of applications such as automotive, data processing and communication systems, industrial instrumentation and medical systems.

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