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RT9801B - User Programmable Micro-Power Voltage Detectors

This page provides the datasheet information for the RT9801B, a member of the RT9801A User Programmable Micro-Power Voltage Detectors family.

Description

The RT9801A/B is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

It provides user programmable threshold levels with 0.1V step ranging from 1.5V to 5V, which covers most digital applications.

Features

  • low supply current of 3μA. Selection of VTH is easily achieved through 3 pins connected to GND, VDD or floating for different threshold voltage settings. Two versions of threshold voltages, 1.5V to 4V and 2.5V to 5V, which are programmed in factory are offered by customer demands. The RT9801A/B performs supervisory function by sending out a reset signal whenever the VDD voltage falls below a preset threshold level. This reset signal will last the whole period before VDD recovering. Reset signal.

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Part number RT9801B
Manufacturer Richtek
File Size 121.14 KB
Description User Programmable Micro-Power Voltage Detectors
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RT9801A/B User Programmable Micro-Power Voltage Detectors General Description The RT9801A/B is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems. It provides user programmable threshold levels with 0.1V step ranging from 1.5V to 5V, which covers most digital applications. It features low supply current of 3μA. Selection of VTH is easily achieved through 3 pins connected to GND, VDD or floating for different threshold voltage settings. Two versions of threshold voltages, 1.5V to 4V and 2.5V to 5V, which are programmed in factory are offered by customer demands. The RT9801A/B performs supervisory function by sending out a reset signal whenever the VDD voltage falls below a preset threshold level.
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