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Analog Devices ADM6711/ADM6713 Data Sheet
The ADM6711 and ADM6713 provide a reset signal on power‑up, power‑down, and when the supply voltage falls below a preset threshold. They feature low current consumption (as low as 12 µA), selectable reset‑voltage thresholds from 2.32 V to 4.63 V, and a minimum 140 ms reset timeout to allow supply stabilization.
These devices are offered in a 4‑lead SC70 package and are suited for microprocessor‑based computers, controllers, intelligent instruments, and automotive systems. The ADM6711 uses a push‑pull reset output, while the ADM6713 provides an open‑drain output that requires an external pull‑up resistor.
Analog Devices ADM6711 specifications
| Reset Voltage Threshold (ADM6711) | 4.56 V – 4.70 V (TA = 25 °C) |
|---|---|
| Reset Active Timeout Period | 140 ms (minimum) |
| Reset Output Voltage (ADM6711, low) | 0.3 V (VCC = VTH min, I_SINK = 1.2 mA) |
| Glitch Immunity | 100 ns |
All Analog Devices ADM6711 documents by type
Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the minimum reset timeout period?
The device guarantees at least a 140 ms reset timeout after VCC rises above the threshold.
What type of reset output does the ADM6711 provide?
The ADM6711 uses a push‑pull reset output, requiring no external pull‑up resistor.
What is the reset timeout period?
The reset timeout period is typically 140 ms.
From: Analog Devices ADM6711/ADM6713 Reset Generator Datasheet
What type of reset output does each device have?
ADM6711 provides a push‑pull reset output, while ADM6713 provides an open‑drain reset output.
From: Analog Devices ADM6711/ADM6713 Reset Generator Datasheet