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The MAX6389LT28D2+T is a multi-voltage supervisor IC manufactured by Analog Devices, designed for critical microprocessor and microcontroller power monitoring. It features a 2.8V adjustable threshold and an active-low reset output, with an open-drain or open collector configuration. This device monitors two voltage levels, ensuring system stability during power fluctuations.
With an operating temperature range of -40°C to 125°C (TA), the MAX6389LT28D2+T is suitable for demanding environments. It offers a minimum reset timeout of 20ms and is available in a compact 6-uDFN (1.5x1) surface-mount package, making it ideal for space-constrained applications. The device consumes low supply current, typically 3μA at +1.8V and 6μA at +3.6V.
Key electrical characteristics include a reset output state guaranteed valid down to 1V. The supervisor circuits monitor power-supply voltages and assert a reset output when VCC falls below factory-set thresholds. This ensures reliable operation of sensitive electronic equipment.
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The MAX6389LT28D2+T has an adjustable voltage threshold of 2.8V.
The MAX6389LT28D2+T provides an active-low reset output.
The operating temperature range for the MAX6389LT28D2+T is -40°C to 125°C (TA).
The MAX6389LT28D2+T is supplied in a 6-uDFN (1.5x1) package.
The MAX6389LT28D2+T monitors two voltage channels.
The minimum reset timeout period for the MAX6389LT28D2+T is 20ms.
The typical supply current consumption is 3μA at +1.8V and 6μA at +3.6V.