XC6118C36DGR-G

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The XC6118C36DGR-G is a low standby current CMOS supervisor. This supervisor is a high-integrity chip, threshold voltage, low power, and provides an early warning of potential power problems. The supervisor monitors an external power supply, and provides a reset output when the supply is below the threshold voltage.

The XC6118C36DGR-G falls in the category of PMIC (Power Management Integrated Circuits) supervisors, as it is responsible for supervising the power system, and manages, monitors and regulates the power coming from the supply source in order to protect various components within the system from power supply fluctuations.

The working principle behind the XC6118C36DGR-G Supervisor is to detect any drop in voltage and any interference from the power supply, and to shut down the system accordingly. The supervisor is designed to detect any sudden power-outage, or any interruption to the power coming from the external power supply, by monitoring the voltage at its rated voltage level, and triggering a reset output as soon as the input/voltage supply falls below the threshold voltage level.

The XC6118C36DGR-G supervisor is capable of monitoring multiple voltage-levels, and it is equipped with several alarm outputs. This makes it suitable for applications such as providing early warning to microprocessors when their power supply voltage is excessively low, or that there is an overvoltage condition.

Apart from the reset output, the supervisor also provides interrupt outputs that can be both active-high or active-low depending on the voltage threshold that is set, thus allowing for a wide variety of applications such as controlling the power supply for an LCD display. Furthermore, the supervisor has a built-in watchdog timer which can reset the system in case of any malfunctions.

The XC6118C36DGR-G supervisor is a versatile device that can be used in a variety of applications, such as providing a reset signal from a microprocessor in the event of an over or undervoltage condition, or providing the reset and watchdog timer in order to protect the system from potential power issues. In addition, its alarm outputs can be used to detect changes in the voltage and to identify potential power problems.

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