TC52_15 Datasheet, PDF (3/12 Pages) Microchip Technology – Dual-Channel Voltage Detector

TC52
2.0 PIN DESCRIPTIONS
The descriptions of the pins are listed in Table 2-1.
TABLE 2-1: PIN FUNCTION TABLE
Pin No.
(5-Pin SOT-23)
Symbol
Description
1
V_OUT1
Detector #1 output
2
V_IN
Supply voltage input, detect voltage 1
3
GND
Ground terminal
4
V_IN2
Detect voltage 2
5
V_OUT2
Detector #2 output
3.0 DETAILED DESCRIPTION
In normal steady-state operation and for either
channel, when V_IN > V_DET-, the output is high, see
Figure 3-1. (In the case of the TC52N, this is an open-
drain condition.) If and when the input falls below
V_DET-, the output pulls down (Logic 0) to V_SS.
Generally, V_OUT can pull down to within 0.5V of V_SS at
rated output current and input voltages. (Also see
Section 1.0, Electrical Characteristics).
The output, V_OUT, stays valid until the input voltage falls
below the minimum operating voltage, V_INMIN, of 0.7V.
Below this minimum operating voltage, the output is
undefined. During power-up or anytime V_IN has fallen
below V_INMIN, V_OUT will remain undefined until V_IN rises
above V_INMIN, at which time the output becomes valid.
V_OUT is maintained in its active low state while
V_INMIN < V_IN < V_DET+. (V_DET+ = V_DET- + V_HYST). If and
when the input rises above V_DET+, the output will
assume its inactive state (open-drain for TC52N).
V_INx
Detect Voltage V_DET–
Minimum Operating
Voltage
Ground Level
V_DET+
V_HYST
Release Voltage
or RESET Voltage
V_OUTx
Output Voltage
FIGURE 3-1:
Ground Level
Timing Diagram.
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