S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G

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Power Management Integrated Circuits (PMICs) are specialized devices usually found in portable electronic devices. They are designed to provide a wide range of power management functions, including voltage and current regulation, overvoltage and undervoltage protection, current limiting, and more. PMICs are essential components in the manufacture of such devices, as they are responsible for efficiently managing power consumption and ensuring they are operated within the required safety and performance limits. PMICs come in a variety of types, including DC-DC converters, charge pumps, voltage supervisors and more. One such PMIC type is the Supervisor, which is designed to provide reset and protection functions to ensure the safety and reliability of a device\'s operation. One example of a Supervisor is the S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G.

The S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G is a low power supervisor IC (Integrated Circuit) designed for system reset, Timeout timer, and fault protection needs. It offers a three-pin configuration, which includes VCC (input voltage), GND (ground) and OUT (output). The device is programmed to respond to rising and falling input voltage conditions by controlling the state of the output pin. It is employed in a variety of projects, primarily in systems which require overvoltage and undervoltage monitoring, reset and/or protection.

The S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G is capable of accurately setting a reset threshold voltage. Using the VCC terminal, users can select either 2.3V or 2.5V as the reset threshold voltage. The device also includes a selectable open-drain output, to allow it to interface with other logic devices. Additionally, the S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G features an adjustable falling threshold setting (down to 0.2V), allowing users to detect lower fault voltages. This is done via an adjustable resistor network, which is externally connected.

In terms of application, the S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G is commonly used in IoT applications, GPS Systems, and Wearables. It is usually used in combination with other PMICs to ensure that a device is operating correctly and within its safety limits. The S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G is also used in applications which require lower power consumption, as it offers a low operating current and minimal standby current. Due to its low power consumption and minimal standby current, the S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G is especially well suited for battery-powered applications.

The S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G\'s working principle is relatively simple. The device monitors the input voltage at the VCC pin. When the voltage rises to or above the programmed threshold (2.3V or 2.5V), the device pulls the output pin low, to a low-impedance state and indicates a reset condition. Similarly, if the voltage falls below the falling threshold voltage (programmable with the adjustable resistor network), the output pin will be pull up to a high impedance- state and indicate a fault condition.

In conclusion, the S-80160ANMC-JDLT2G is a low power, supervisor IC designed to provide reset and protection functions. Its low power consumption and adjustable falling threshold setting allow it to be applied in a variety of projects, primarily in systems which require overvoltage and undervoltage monitoring, reset and/or protection. Its working principle is quite simple, as it simply monitors the input voltage at the VCC pin and pulls the output pin high or low depending on the threshold voltage. It is typically used in combination with other PMICs, and is especially suited for battery-powered applications due to its optimized power consumption.

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