X40020S14-BT1

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The X40020S14-BT1 is a PMIC - Supervisors device used in a variety of applications. It is a low-power, low-cost voltage supervisor used to provide a number of system management functions including system reset, voltage monitoring, power-on reset, and system reset for integrated circuits and other electronic devices.

The X40020S14-BT1 uses its own internal circuitry for detecting the supply voltage, ensuring it remains within 8V to 14V range across different temperature and voltage conditions. This voltage is monitored over a wide range of voltages, from 1V to 28V. When the voltage is outside the range of 8V to 14V, the device issues an open-drain active low output to initiate a reset, which stays active until the voltage is within the specified range again. This reset feature provides an effective way to protect systems against overvoltage and excessive thermal conditions.

In addition to the voltage supervisor, the X40020S14-BT1 also includes a Power-on Reset (POR) circuit and a System Reset circuit. The POR circuit ensures that the system power is correctly initialized after a power interruption, while the System Reset circuit ensures that the system is correctly reset after a software or hardware fault.

The device is available in a range of packages, including a 14-pin, small footprint, lead free, Thermally Enhanced QFN package, making it ideal for use in portable and embedded applications. The small size and low-power consumption of the X40020S14-BT1 make it suitable for a variety of power-sensitive applications such as consumer electronics, medical devices, automotive, and industrial applications.

The X40020S14-BT1 is a complete, low-cost, low-power solution for monitoring supply voltages and providing system reset. It can be used in a variety of applications to ensure system reliability and protection by using its integrated circuitry to detect supply voltages, initiate a reset, and issue a system reset if required.

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