XC6124A517ER-G

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XC6124A517ER-G is a low voltage 3.3V supervisor from XINLINX, a semiconductor manufacturer. It is designed for system reset control, and is commonly found in embedded electronics, industrial controllers and PCs.The product is a type of Power Management Integrated Circuit, more specifically a Supervisors product. It is designed to monitor, detect and bring the system under control when sporadic conditions occur. The product is of a monitoring type, and is capable of monitoring the power supply, storage and other devices in the system. It is also responsible for resetting the system, during certain conditions like overvoltage, overcurrent or brownout. The XC6124A517ER-G is a high performance supervisor, offering low voltage lockout and precision voltage detection. It has an adjustable reset threshold, and can be used to signal undervoltage conditions with an external capacitor, to signal overvoltage conditions with an external resistor, or to signal undervoltage and overvoltage conditions together with a combination of resistor and capacitor. It supports SPI, SMI, MCU, I2C and other kinds of interfaces, and has an integrated temperature-dependent adjustable reset timing circuit, allowing it to reset the system, when the temperature rises. It has built-in reset signal monitoring and reset signal delay time setting functions.The XC6124A517ER-G is widely used in industrial control and electronics, to monitor and reset the system during over or under voltage conditions, power supply fluctuations or temperature rising conditions. Furthermore, this device is also used in PC motherboards, to reset the system and protect the components in case of power supply irregularities. Overall, the XC6124A517ER-G is a reliable and sturdy manager of power supply and other devices, and is one of the most widely used Power Management Integrated Circuits for Industry, owing to its precision voltage detection and resetting capability.

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