SGLS228C December 2003 – September 2015 TPS3805H33-Q1
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The TPS380x-Q1 voltage supervisor devices are designed to assert an active-low RESET signal when VDD and/or SENSE drop below a voltage threshold VIT. The RESET signal remains low until the voltages return above their respective thresholds. The TPS3803G15-Q1 and TPS3805H33-Q1 are fixed-voltage options, while the TPS3803-01-Q1 is adjustable and can be used to monitor any voltage above 1.226 V. The TPS3803G15-Q1 and TPS3803-01-Q1 have an open-drain output, requiring an external pull-up on the RESET line.
When a single 1.5-V supply rail needs to be monitored, TPS3803G15-Q1 should be used. When a single voltage higher than 1.226 V needs to be monitored, TPS3803-01-Q1 should be used. When a 3.3-V supply and second supply above 1.226 V needs to be monitored, TPS3805H33-Q1 should be used.
To monitor a single 1.5-V supply with TPS3803G15-Q1, connect the 1.5-V supply directly to VDD. The RESET output should be connected to the reset of the microcontroller with a pull-up resistor from the RESET output to VDD.
To monitor a single supply using TPS3803-01-Q1, connect the supply to VDD with a resistor divider to scale down the voltage at the SENSE pin. The resistor values must be chosen to satisfy Equation 1:
where
For example, if TPS3803-01-Q1 should monitor a 2.5-V supply and the desired threshold voltage is 2.2 V, R1 and R2 values could be 24 kΩ and 30- kΩ respectively. A 1-nf to 10-nF decoupling capacitor is recommended to be placed close to the SENSE input.
To monitor two supplies using TPS3805H33-Q1, connect the 3.3-V supply directly to VDD, and the second supply through a resistor divider to the SENSE pin. The SENSE pin should have a 1-nf to 10-nF decoupling capacitor close to the pin.
Please refer to Design Requirements for this device's design requirements.
Please refer to Design Requirements for this device's design requirements.