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The APR3001/2/3 from ANPEC Electronics Corp. are micro-power microprocessor reset circuits designed to monitor voltage supplies in μP and digital systems. With an extremely low quiescent current of typically 1.5 µA, they are ideal for portable battery operated equipment. The APR3001/2/3 operate by monitoring the system power supply voltage. When the input voltage drops below a fixed threshold, the device asserts a reset signal for a fixed time period after Vcc rises above the fixed threshold. The APR3001/2/3 series is available with three output stage versions: APR3001 push-pull active low output, APR3002 push-pull active high output, and APR3003 open drain active low output. They are also designed to reject fast line transient glitches on Vcc. The APR3001/2/3 are available in miniature SOT-23, SOT-23-5, and SOT-89 packages.
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Publication date: 04 May, 2012
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PDF Link: ANPEC APR3001/2/3 DATA SHEET PDF