TLC7733IDG4

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PMIC (Power Management Integrated Circuit) plays an important role in the semiconductor industry, not only for its exceptional power management characteristics and functions, but also for its low power consumption and high efficiency. It has become an indispensable factor in a wide range of electronic applications, from portable devices to larger, more sophisticated applications.

The TLC7733IDG4, a voltage supervisor manufactured by Texas Instruments, is an 8-pin package with a 6.5V threshold and a 0.05V hysteresis voltage. The main application fields include power supply reset circuit circuits, system reset circuits, battery backup power supply reset circuit circuits, etc. The TLC7733IDG4 also has a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to 125°C.

In terms of its working principle, the TLC7733IDG4 operates by comparing the resistance of the power supply input with the internal reference voltage, and then generating a reset signal when the power supply input goes above 6.5V. When the power supply voltage returns to be lower than 6.5V, the reset signal will stop and the circuit will reset automatically. By properly selecting the reset delay time and reset voltage threshold, the TLC7733IDG4 can provide both system protection features and outstanding power efficiency, which make it ideal for a wide range of applications.

In summary, the TLC7733IDG4 is a versatile voltage supervisor for a wide range of applications, such as power supply reset circuit circuits, system reset circuits, battery backup power supply reset circuit circuits, etc. Designed with a 6.5V threshold, a 0.05V hysteresis voltage and a wide operating temperature range, it can provide exceptional power efficiency while protecting the system from overvoltage. Its working principle is based on comparing the power supply input and the internal reference voltage, which will automatically reset the circuit, and then generate a reset signal when the power supply voltage is above 6.5V.

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