S-80159BLPF-JFKTFG

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The S-80159BLPF-JFKTFG is a type of PMIC (Power Management IC Subsystem) specifically classified as a supervisor. Supervisors, also known as Reset, Power-On Reset, or Watchdog Timer ICs, are used to provide system supervision and reset functions, usually in response to over- or undervoltage conditions. As a result, supervisors help protect a wide variety of electronic systems and CPUs.

The specific supervisor S-80159BLPF-JFKTFG is designed to be used in a range of inductive applications, including automotive, telecom, and industrial applications. The S-80159BLPF-JFKTFG has several features that make it well suited for these applications, such as its operating voltage range of 2.2-5.1V, a low start-up current of 2µA, a maximum reset time of 200µs, and an extended temperature range of -40°C to +125°C.

In terms of its core function, the S-80159BLPF-JFKTFG provides a reset input voltage range (REF/Reset) of +1.0 V to +4.4V and a delay time of 700 ms. REF/Reset is the voltage used to trigger the supervisor to reset, typically after a power-on reset. This makes the S-80159BLPF-JFKTFG well suited for applications that need to be reset in response to an over or under voltage condition. The delay time is the amount of time that the supervisor waits before activating the reset response. The 700 ms delay time allows the S-80159BLPF-JFKTFG to provide accurate oversight of a system’s voltage conditions and respond quickly when necessary.

The S-80159BLPF-JFKTFG is an ideal supervisor for inductive applications because it offers a wide range of operating voltages, a low start-up current, an extended temperature range, and a fast reset time. The supervisor comes in a RoHS-compliant SON-5EP package and has a low thermal resistance of 3.5°CW. Finally, it has a maximum reset time of 200µs and a relatively wide reset window of +1.0V to +4.4V, making it an ideal solution for resetting a system when over- or undervoltage conditions occur. As a result, it is well suited for a wide range of telecom, automotive, and industrial applications.

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