Diodes AZ70XX - Manual (Page 9)

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BCD Semiconductor Manufacturing Limited
VOLTAGE DETECTOR AZ70XX
Data Sheet
Oct. 2011 Rev. 2. 2
Figure 13. Low Voltage Indicator Figure 14. CPU Resetting Circuit
1
3
2
V
CC
AZ70XX OUT
GND LED
V
CC
R1
220
V
CC
+5V
R1
3.3k
1
3
2
V
CC
AZ70XX OUT
GND
CPU
V
CC
GND
RESET
C1
1 µF
+
Operating Diagram (Continued)
Typical Applications
Figure 12 is a typical timing waveform for AZ70XX.
In normal steady-state operation when V
CC
>V
DET-
,
the output will be in a logic high state and V
OUT
is
dependent upon the voltage that the pull-up resistor
connected to.
Here is some explanations for AZ70XX's operation.
1. When the input voltage V
CC
falls below V
DET-
, the
output will pull down to logic low after a delay time of
tpHL. In general, at rated output current and V
CC
,
V
OUT
can be pulled down to a voltage as low as within
0.4V from GND. (See the Electrical Characteristics
section). The voltage level V
DET-
means the detect
voltage.
2. The output, V
OUT
, will stay valid until V
CC
falls
below the minimum operating voltage, V
OPR
(0.8V
typical). Below minimum operating voltage, the out-
put is undefined.
3. During power-up, V
OUT
will remain undefined until
V
CC
rises above V
OPR
, at which time the output will
become valid. V
OUT
will be in its active low state
while V
OPR
<V
CC
<V
DET+
(V
DET+
=V
DET-
+V
HYS
).
V
DET+
is the release voltage. V
HYS
means the hystere-
sis voltage and is the difference voltage between the
V
DET+
and V
DET-
.
4. When V
CC
rises above V
DET+
, the output will be in
its inactive state. After a delay time of tpLH, V
OUT
will be in its logic high state .