MAX8211CSA - Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated

Manufacturer Part Number

MAX8211CSA

Manufacturer

Analog Devices

Introduction

The MAX8211CSA is designed as a power management supervisory circuit that primarily functions as a simple reset/power-on reset monitor.

Product Features and Performance

Monitors single voltage level

Adjustable or selectable voltage threshold

Output in open drain or open collector format

Active low reset signal

Ultra-fast reset timeout of less than 1 millisecond

Operates in temperatures ranging from 0°C to 70°C

Surface-mounted design in a small 8-SOIC package

Product Advantages

High-speed response to fault conditions

Compact and reliable surface mount package

Flexible voltage threshold settings to accommodate different applications

Key Technical Parameters

Number of Voltages Monitored: 1

Voltage - Threshold: Adjustable/Selectable

Output Type: Open Drain or Open Collector

Reset Type: Active Low

Reset Timeout: <1ms Minimum

Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 70°C (TA)

Quality and Safety Features

Built for reliable operation in standard temperature ranges

Ensures system stability by fast response to power anomalies

Compatibility

Designed for use in systems requiring reliable voltage monitoring and fast resetting mechanism

Application Areas

Can be employed in various electronic appliances requiring efficient power-on reset functions

Product Lifecycle

The product status is marked as Obsolete, indicating it is nearing the end of its production lifecycle. Information on available replacements or upgrades should be sought from Analog Devices for systems requiring newer solutions.

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Offer a quick response to power failures, minimizing system downtime

Adjustable voltage threshold provides customization for various application requirements

Compact surface mount package simplifies PCB design

Operational in a broad range of temperatures, ensuring reliability in different environments

Ideal for systems where quick recovery from power issues is critical