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TOREX XC6119C44A7R-G

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XC6119C44A7R-G
LCSC Part #
C6006501
Packaging
USPN-4(0.9x1.2)
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Key Attributes
USPN-4(0.9x1.2) Supervisors RoHS
DatasheetTOREX XC6119C44A7R-G
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Products Specifications

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TypeDescription
CategoryIntegrated Circuits (ICs)/Power Management (PMIC)/Supervisors
ManufacturerTOREX
PackagingUSPN-4(0.9x1.2)

Introduction

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The XC6119 series is a highly precise, low power consumption voltage detector, manufactured using CMOS and laser trimming technologies. The device includes the built-in delay circuit. A release delay time can be set freely by connecting an external delay capacitor to the Cd pin. The device using an ultra small package (USPN-4) is suited for high density mounting applications. Both CMOS and N-channel open drain output configurations are available.

Features

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  • High Accuracy: ±2% (Detection Voltage ≥ 1.5V) ±30mV (Detection Voltage < 1.5V)
  • Low Power Consumption: 0.5μA TYP. in detect state (VDF = 1.0V, VIN = 0.9V) 0.9μA TYP. in release state (VDF = 1.0V, VIN = 1.1V)
  • Detect Voltage Options: 0.8V ~ 5.0V (0.1V increments)
  • Operating Voltage Range: 0.7V ~ 6.0V
  • Detect Voltage Temperature Characteristics: ±100ppm/°C
  • Output Configuration: CMOS or N-channel open drain
  • Built-In Delay Circuit: Delay Time Adjustable
  • Operating Ambient Temperature: -40°C ~ 85°C
  • Packages: SSOT-24, USPN-4
  • Environmentally Friendly: EU RoHS Compliant, Pb Free

Applications

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  • Microprocessor reset circuitry
  • Charge voltage monitors
  • Memory battery back-up switch circuits
  • Power failure detection circuits