TRANSIENT IMMUNE UNDERVOLTAGE SENSING CIRCUIT
LX7001
T RANSIENT I MMUNE U NDERVOLTAGE S ENSING C IRCUIT
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LX7001
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DESCRIPTION The LX7001 is an improved undervoltage sensing circuit specifically designed for use as a reset controller in microprocessor-based systems. Today's complex miniaturized systems present difficult challanges to the system designer such as overcoming spurious noise problems. The LX7001 is optimized for systems that must be tolerant of high-speed power supply glitches caused by high-speed logic transitions and similar switching phenomena. The LX7001 offers a unique stage that couples glitch immunity with a micropower, ultrastable band-gap reference for precision sensing of undervoltage conditions. It offers the designer an economical, space-efficient solution for low supply voltage detection when used in combination with a single pull-up resistor. Adding one capacitor offers the functionality of a programmable delay time after power returns. Additionally, the LX7001 offers excellent temperature stability. A high-quality trimmed voltage reference and bias circuit permit very accurate and repeatable undervoltage sensing. The remaining blocks consist of a comparator with hysteresis, high current clamping diode and open collector output stage capable of sinking up to 60mA. The LX7001's RESET output is specified to be fully functional at VIN=1V.
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