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AME8550 Datasheet, PDF (13/21 Pages) Analog Microelectronics – Voltage Detector
AME, Inc.
AME8550
Voltage Detector
n Functional Description
(CMOS output without delay)
1. When input voltage (VDD) rises above detect voltage
(VDF), output voltage (VOUT) will be equal to VDD.
( A condition of high impedance exists with Nch open
drain output configurations. )
2. When input voltage (VDD) falls below detect voltage
(VDF), output voltage (VOUT) will be equal to the ground
voltage (V ) level.
SS
3. When input voltage (VDD) falls to a level below that of
the minimum operating voltage (VMIN), output will become
unstable. In this condition, VDD will equal the pulled-up
output ( should output be pulled-up.)
4. When input voltage (VDD) rises above the ground volt-
age (V ) level, output will be unstable at levels below the
SS
minimum operating voltage (VMIN). Between the VMIN and
detect release voltage (VDR) levels, theground voltage (VSS)
level will be maintained.
5. When input voltage (V ) rises above detect release
DD
voltage (VDR), output voltage (VOUT) will be equal to VDD.
( A condition of high impedance exists with Nch open
drain output configurations. )
6. The difference between VDR and VDF represents the
hysteresis range.
n Timing Chart
6
Input Voltage (VDD)
Detect Release Voltage (VDR)
Detect Voltage (VDF)
Min. Operating Voltage (VMIN)
Ground Voltage (Vss)
Output Voltage (VOUT)
12
3
45
Ground Voltage (Vss)
n Functional Description
(CMOS output with delay)
1. When input voltage (VDD) rises above detect voltage
(VDF), output voltage (VOUT) will be equal to VDD.
( A condition of high impedance exists with Nch open
drain output configurations. )
2. When input voltage (VDD) falls below detect voltage
(VDF), output voltage (VOUT) will be equal to the ground
voltage (V ) level.
SS
3. When input voltage (VDD) falls to a level below that of
the minimum operating voltage (VMIN), output will become
unstable. In this condition, VDD will equal the pulled-up
output ( should output be pulled-up.)
4. When input voltage (VDD) rises above the ground volt-
age (V ) level, output will be unstable at levels below the
SS
minimum operating voltage (VMIN). Between the VMIN and
detect release voltage (VDR) levels, theground voltage (VSS)
level will be maintained.
5. When input voltage (V ) rises above detect release
DD
voltage (VDR), output voltage (VOUT) will be equal to VDD
after TD delay time.
Q = V x C = I x TD
VxC
T=
I
V=VREF
For
Example,
TD=
VREF * 1nF
75nA
( A condition of high impedance exists with Nch open
drain output configurations. )
6. The difference between VDR and VDF represents the
hysteresis range.
n Timing Chart
6
Input Voltage (VDD)
Detect Release Voltage (VDR)
Detect Voltage (VDF)
Min. Operating Voltage (VMIN)
Ground Voltage (Vss)
Output Voltage (VOUT)
TD
12
3
45
Ground Voltage (Vss)
13