MIC8114TU The Micrel Inc. MIC8114TU is a microprocessor reset circuit designed for 3.3V power supplies. It provides critical power monitoring with a typical reset threshold of 3.08V and a minimum reset pulse width of 790ms.
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MIC8114TU

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Mfr Name: Micrel Inc.
Micrel Inc.
The Micrel Inc. MIC8114TU is a microprocessor reset circuit designed for 3.3V power supplies. It provides critical power monitoring with a typical reset threshold of 3.08V and a minimum reset pulse width of 790ms.
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MIC8114TU Description

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The MIC8114TU from Micrel Inc. is an inexpensive supervisory circuit designed to monitor power supply levels in microprocessor-based systems. It asserts a reset signal when the power supply drops below a designated threshold or when the manual reset input (/MR) is activated.

 

Key electrical specifications include a typical supply current of 5µA and an operating voltage range from 1V to 5.5V. The reset voltage threshold is precisely set at 3.08V typical, ensuring reliable operation for 3.3V systems. The /RESET output remains asserted for a minimum of 790ms after VCC rises above the threshold, providing a robust reset pulse.

 

This device features a manual reset input (/MR) that can be driven by CMOS or TTL logic, or shorted to ground via a switch. It also includes internal pull-up resistance on the /MR input. The MIC8114TU is available in a compact 4-lead SOT-143 surface-mount package, making it suitable for space-constrained applications.

 

Applications for the MIC8114TU include portable equipment, intelligent instruments, critical microprocessor power monitoring, printers, computers, and embedded controllers. Its design ensures that the /RESET output remains valid even with VCC as low as 1V.

MIC8114TU Quick Information

Product Type: Microprocessor Reset Circuit
Canonical Name: MIC8114TU Microprocessor Reset Circuit
Subcategory: PMIC - Power Management ICs

MIC8114TU Compliance

RoHS Status: RoHS Compliant
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL): 1 Unlimited
REACH Status: REACH Unaffected
Lead Free: Yes

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MIC8114TU Features

  • Monitors power supply for microprocessors
  • 3.08V typical reset voltage threshold
  • 790ms minimum reset pulse width
  • Low 5µA typical supply current
  • 4-pin SOT-143 surface-mount package

MIC8114TU Applications

  • Ideal for portable equipment
  • Used in intelligent instruments
  • Critical microprocessor power monitoring
  • Suitable for embedded controllers

MIC8114TU FAQs

7 frequently asked questions generated from this part’s specifications.
What is the operating voltage range of the MIC8114TU?

The operating voltage range is 1V to 5.5V.

What package is the MIC8114TU available in?

The MIC8114TU is available in a SOT-143-4 surface-mount package.

What is the operating temperature range of the MIC8114TU?

The operating temperature range is -40°C to +85°C.

What is the reset voltage threshold of the MIC8114TU?

The reset voltage threshold is typically 3.08V, with a minimum of 3.00V and maximum of 3.15V.

What is the supply current of the MIC8114TU?

The typical supply current is 5µA, with a maximum of 15µA.

What is the reset timeout period of the MIC8114TU?

The reset timeout period is typically 1200ms, with a minimum of 790ms and maximum of 1800ms.

What are the specifications for the manual reset input?

The manual reset input (/MR) has a minimum pulse width of 10µs, a typical pull-up resistance of 20kΩ, and a glitch immunity of 100ns.

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