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XD6132 - Delay capacitor adjustable voltage detectors

Description

The XD6132 series are ultra-small delay capacitor adjustable type voltage detectors that have high accuracy and sense pin isolation.

High accuracy and a low supply current are achieved by means of a CMOS process, a highly accurate reference power supply, and laser trimming technology.

Features

  • Operating Ambient Temperature : -40℃ ~ 125℃ Operating voltage range : 1.6V ~ 6.0V Detect voltage(Standard) : 1.0V Detect voltage range(Semi-custom) : 0.8V ~ 2.0V Detect voltage accuracy : ±18mV(VDF＜1.5V) (Ta=25℃) : ±1.2%(1.5V≦VDF≦2.0V) Detect voltage accuracy : ±36mV(VDF＜1.5V) (Ta=-40~125℃) : ±2.7%(1.5V≦VDF≦2.0V) Temperature Characteristics : ±50ppm/℃(TYP. ) Hysteresis width : VDF×0.1%(TYP. ) Adjustable Pin for Hysteresis Width : Yes Low supply current : 1.28μA(TYP. ) VIN=1.6V(.

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XD6132 Series ETR02043-002a Delay capacitor adjustable voltage detectors with sense pin isolation, surge voltage protection and HYS external adjustment ☆AEC-Q100 Grade1 ■GENERAL DESCRIPTION The XD6132 series are ultra-small delay capacitor adjustable type voltage detectors that have high accuracy and sense pin isolation. High accuracy and a low supply current are achieved by means of a CMOS process, a highly accurate reference power supply, and laser trimming technology. The sense pin is isolated from the power input pin to enable monitoring of the voltage of another power supply. Output can be maintained in the detection state even if the voltage of the power supply that is monitored drops to 0V.