S-80125ANPF-JCKTFU

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The S-80125ANPF-JCKTFU is a device specifically designed to act as a supervisor in a power management integrated circuit (PMIC) system. This device aims to provide high accuracy voltage monitoring and system reset signals, as well as optional data storage and auxiliary programmable level logic functions, in order to safeguard the integrity of a power supply system. With its low power consumption, notably compared to other similar devices, this supervisor is ideal for applications with tight power budget requirements and a great choice for preventing catastrophic system damage due to voltage fluctuations.

The S-80125ANPF-JCKTFU provides the essential functions required for a supervisor in a PMIC system. Firstly, it works by inspecting the power supply voltage and issuing a warning (such as an alarm signal) or reset signal if the voltage is in a dangerously low or high range. This type of monitoring ensures that the system is not operating at dangerous voltages that could lead to permanent and irreversible damage. Additionally, this device also offers optional functions, such as data storage and auxiliary programmable level logic functions.

The S-80125ANPF-JCKTFU pulse has three input pins and seven output pins. The first input pin is connected to a voltage source, such as a battery. This input will supply the reference voltage to which the voltage monitor on the S-80125ANPF-JCKTFU will compare the input voltage. The second pin is the reset signal, which goes low when the input voltage is out of the operational range and can be used to signal an alarm or reset the system. The third input pin is an enable signal, used to power the device on or off.

The S-80125ANPF-JCKTFU output pins have multiple functions, depending on the system application. The first four pins are the standard output pins for voltage monitoring, system reset and alarm signal respectively. The fifth pin is the data output pin, used to store data during normal operation. This data can later be retrieved to determine the cause of any malfunction. The sixth pin is a voltage monitor output, designed to be connected to an LED indicator that lights up when the voltage goes out of range. The seventh pin is an analog output, used as an indicator or to provide an analog signal as an alternative to a digital signal.

The S-80125ANPF-JCKTFU also has a range of programmable level logic functions. The logic level is set by writing the desired logic level value to the device’s control registers. These functions can be used to provide a warning signal when voltage goes above or beyond the programmed logic level. This makes the S-80125ANPF-JCKTFU device a great choice for applications that require extra protection against voltage fluctuations.

The S-80125ANPF-JCKTFU is a great choice for PMIC supervisor applications as it provides high accuracy voltage monitoring and system reset signals, as well as optional data storage and auxiliary programmable level logic functions. This device can be used to protect the system against dangerous voltage fluctuations and provide important information during diagnosis and repair of system malfunctions. Furthermore, its low power consumption makes it ideal for tight power budget requirements.

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