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Key Features

Applications

N Set-top boxes

N Cellular phones

N PDAs

N Energy management systems

N Embedded control systems

N Printers

N Single board computers

N Improved Dallas DS1233D replacement

— Over 60% lower maximum supply current

N Low Supply Current

— 20µA maximum (5.5V)

— 15µA maximum (3.6V)

N Automatically restarts a microprocessor after

power failure

in-tolerance condition

N Active LOW power-up reset, 5kΩ internal pull-up

N Precision temperature-compensated voltage

reference and comparator

N Eliminates external components

N Motorola 68xxx and HC16 compatible

N Compact surface mount SOT-223 package

N Operating temperature –40°C to +85°C

Block Diagram

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RESET

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Delay

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The IMP1233D supply voltage monitor is an improved, low-power

replacement for the Dallas Semiconductor DS1233D. Maximum supply

current over temperature is a low 20

µA, representing over 60 percent

lower power as compared to the DS1233D.

The IMP1233D issues an active LOW reset signal whenever the moni-

tored supply is out-of-tolerance. A precision reference and comparator

10- and 15-percent. When an out-of-tolerance condition is detected, an

internal power-fail signal is generated which forces an active LOW reset

remains active for 350ms to allow the power supply and system micro-

processor to stabilize.

The IMP1233D is designed with a open-drain output stage and operates

over the extended industrial temperature range. Devices are available in

compact surface mount SOT-223 packages.

Other low power products in this family include the IMP1810/11/12/15/

16/17 and IMP1233M.

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