XC6121 Voltage Detector With Watchdog Function And ON/OFF Control
Description: The XC61H series is a highly accurate, low power consumption CMOS voltage detector featuring a delay circuit. The detection voltage maintains high accuracy with minimal temperature drift. Output configurations are available in both CMOS and N-channel open drain. As the complete delay circuit is integrated, an external delay-time capacitor is not required, allowing for high-density mounting. Manufactured by TOREX SEMICONDUCTOR LTD.
The XC61H series voltage detector is designed for applications requiring precise voltage monitoring and low power consumption. It operates with a wide input voltage range and features a high level of accuracy, making it suitable for battery-powered devices and other energy-sensitive applications. The integrated delay circuit enhances the functionality of the device by providing a programmable delay before the output state changes, which can be crucial in preventing false triggering in noisy environments.
The output configurations available in both CMOS and N-channel open drain provide flexibility in interfacing with various circuit designs. The CMOS output configuration allows for direct connection to logic circuits, while the N-channel open drain output can be used for wired-AND connections, making the XC61H series versatile for different system architectures.
The minimal temperature drift ensures that the voltage detection remains consistent across a wide temperature range, which is particularly important in applications exposed to variable environmental conditions. This feature enhances the reliability of the device in critical applications such as automotive systems, industrial controls, and portable electronics.
The absence of an external delay-time capacitor simplifies the design process, reduces the component count, and enables high-density mounting on printed circuit boards (PCBs). This is particularly advantageous in compact designs where space is at a premium. The XC61H series thus represents an ideal solution for engineers seeking a reliable and efficient voltage detection component in their electronic designs.The XC61H series is a highly accurate, low power consumption CMOS voltage detector with a delay circuit. Detect voltage is accurate with minimal temperature drift. Output configurations are available in both CMOS and N-channel open drain. Since the full delay circuit is built-in, an external delay-time capacitor is not necessary so that high densi
ty mounting is possible. By TOREX SEMICONDUCTOR LTD.
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