MCP111/112
4.2
Negative Going V
DD
Transients
4.3
The minimum pulse width (time) required to cause a
reset may be an important criteria in the implementa-
tion of a POR circuit. This time is referred to as
transient duration and is the amount of time needed for
these supervisory devices to respond to a drop in V
DD
.
The transient duration time is dependant on the magni-
tude of V
TRIP
鈥?V
DD
. Generally speaking, the transient
duration decreases with increases in V
TRIP
鈥?V
DD
.
Figure 4-3 shows a typical transient duration vs. reset
comparator overdrive for which the MCP111/112 will
not generate a reset pulse. It shows that the farther
below the trip point the transient pulse goes, the
duration of the pulse required to cause a reset gets
shorter. Figure 2-18 shows the transient response
characteristics for the MCP111/112.
A 0.1 碌F bypass cap mounted as close as possible to
the V
DD
pin provides additional transient immunity
(refer to Figure 4-1).
Effect of Temperature on Time-out
Period (t
RPU
)
The time-out period (t
RPU
) determines how long the
device remains in the reset condition. This is affected
by both V
DD
and temperature. The graph shown in
Figures 2-22, 2-23 and 2-24 show the typical
response for different V
DD
values and temperatures.
5V
Supply Voltage
V
TRIP(MIN)
- V
DD
V
TRIP(MAX)
V
TRIP(MIN)
t
TRANS
Time (碌s)
0V
FIGURE 4-3:
Example of Typical
Transient Duration Waveform.
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