Table 2. hysteresis selection – Rainbow Electronics MAX6508 User Manual

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MAX6505–MAX6508

Dual Trip SOT Temperature Switches

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Figure 2. Temperature Response—MAX6507A04B Outputs
with 2°C Hysteresis

Figure 3. Low-Power, High-Reliability, Fail-Safe Temperature
Monitor

+75

°

C

-10

°

C

HYSTERESIS

≈ 2

°

C

-10

°

C

HYSFERESIS

≈ 2

°

C

OVER

OK

TEMPERATURE

+2.5V TO +5.5V

SYSTEM
SHUTDOWN

FAN CONTROL

S0

S1

WARN

GND

V

CC

ALARM

MAX6506

*

*

∆T

AW

= T

ALARM

- T

WARN

IS SET TO +30°C.

Table 2. Hysteresis Selection

TYPICAL THRESHOLD HYSTERESIS

PART

ALARM

CONDITIONS

WARN

CONDITIONS

OK, OVER

2

°C

5

°C

∆TWA = 5°C or 10°C

MAX6505
MAX6506

10

°C

∆TWA = 20°C or 30°C

-—

2

°C

S0 = GND

MAX6507
MAX6508

-—

10

°C

S0 = VCC

power is dissipated within the IC. This corresponds to a
+0.288°C shift in the die temperature in the SOT23-6.

Power Supply and Bypassing

The MAX6505 and MAX6508 operate from a single-
supply voltage in the +2.5V to +5.5V range. Connect a
0.1µF capacitor on the supply voltage line close to the
V

CC

pin for bypassing.

Low-Cost, Fail-Safe Temperature Monitor

The MAX6505/MAX6506 provide two outputs that can be
used for fail-safe temperature applications (Figure 3). For
example, the first output can activate a fan when the die
temperature exceeds a certain preset temperature. The
second output asserts at a higher temperature that could
be caused by a wide variety of destructive fault condi-
tions, including latchup, short circuit, and cooling system
failure. This output can be used to initiate such actions
as shutdown of the entire system (see Typical Operating
Circuits
).

The high-level integration, low cost, and small size of the
MAX6505–MAX6508 facilitate the use of multiple temper-
ature monitors to increase system reliability.

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