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ILC5141 - CMOS MULTILEVEL VOLTAGE DETECTOR

Download the ILC5141 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the ILC5140 variant, as both devices belong to the same cmos multilevel voltage detector family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Description

The ILC514X is an innovative, multilevel voltage detector, designed to monitor the terminal voltage of a power source and provide up to four independent flags when the voltage levels drop below designated levels.

Features

  • Four levels of a single terminal voltage monitored.
  • No precision external components.
  • < 10µA Quiescent current.
  • Available in three outpu.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (ILC5140_ImpalaLinearCorporation.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

Datasheet Details

Part number ILC5141
Manufacturer Impala Linear Corporation
File Size 62.16 KB
Description CMOS MULTILEVEL VOLTAGE DETECTOR
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Impala Linear Corporation ILC5140/5141/5142 Advance CMOS Multilevel Voltage Detector General Description The ILC514X is an innovative, multilevel voltage detector, designed to monitor the terminal voltage of a power source and provide up to four independent flags when the voltage levels drop below designated levels. The ILC514X is unique in its design because one device can now signal the user when a discharging battery goes below four (4) different threshold voltages and because it requires no external precision components to monitor these voltage levels. The open drain flags are asserted when the terminal voltage goes below their designated thresholds and are de-asserted 140ms after the thresholds are exceeded.
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