NCP301LSN18T1G - onsemi

Manufacturer Part Number

NCP301LSN18T1G

Manufacturer

onsemi

Introduction

The NCP301LSN18T1G from onsemi is a power management integrated circuit (PMIC), specifically designed as a simple reset/power-on reset supervisor, ensuring proper operation of microcontrollers and other digital systems by monitoring the supply voltage.

Product Features and Performance

Voltage monitoring to ensure system reliability

Active low reset output

Operates over a wide temperature range of -40°C to 125°C

Designed for surface mount applications

Compatible with SOT-23-5 Thin, TSOT-23-5 packages for compact designs

Product Advantages

Provides critical power-on reset functionality to prevent system errors

Compact size for space-constrained applications

Reliable operation across a broad range of temperatures

Key Technical Parameters

Monitors 1 voltage threshold: 1.8V

Output type: Open Drain or Open Collector

Operating Temperature: -40°C to 125°C

Mounting Type: Surface Mount

Quality and Safety Features

Ensures dependable system startup and reset functionality under varying supply conditions, contributing to overall system safety and stability.

Compatibility

Designed with a universal footprint for easy incorporation in a wide range of digital and mixed-signal device applications.

Application Areas

Ideal for microcontroller-based systems, portable devices, and other electronic products requiring reliable initialization and reset functions.

Product Lifecycle

This product is marked as Obsolete, indicating it is nearing discontinuation with limited availability. Users are encouraged to contact onsemi for information on replacements or upgrades.

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Reliability in ensuring error-free system startup

Operability across a wide temperature range is essential for harsh environment applications

Compact footprint for space-limited designs

Critical for systems requiring stable operation immediately upon power-up

Support from onsemi for transitioning to replacement models as the product becomes obsolete