ADM1818-R23ART-RL7
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## ADM1818-R23ART-RL7: Microprocessor Reset Circuit
The **ADM1818-R23ART-RL7** is a low-power, precision voltage monitoring device manufactured by Analog Devices. It is designed to monitor power supply voltages in microprocessor systems and provide a reset signal to the processor when the voltage falls below a predefined threshold.
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### 1. Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Threshold Voltage ($V_{TH}$)** | 2.31V (Nominal) |
| **Supply Voltage Range** | 1.0V to 5.5V |
| **Supply Current** | 4 $\mu$A (Typical) |
| **Reset Timeout Period** | 150 ms (Minimum) |
| **Output Type** | Open-Drain (Active Low) |
| **Package / Case** | SOT-23-3 |
| **Operating Temperature** | -40°C to +85°C |
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### 2. Part Number Breakdown
Understanding the suffix is critical for identifying the specific behavior of this component:
* **ADM1818**: The base series (Microprocessor Reset Circuit).
* **R23**: Represents the reset threshold voltage. In this case, it is calibrated for **2.31V**, typically used for monitoring **2.5V** power rails.
* **ART**: Refers to the package type (**SOT-23**).
* **RL7**: Indicates the packaging format (7-inch Reel, Tape & Reel).
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### 3. Functional Features
#### Reset Logic
The device features an **Active Low** reset. When the monitored $V_{CC}$ drops below the 2.31V threshold, the `/RESET` pin goes Low. It stays Low for a "timeout period" (approx. 150ms) after the voltage rises back above the threshold to ensure the system clock has stabilized.
#### Open-Drain Output
Because the output is open-drain, it requires an external **pull-up resistor** connected to a voltage source (usually the $V_{CC}$ of the microprocessor). This allows for "wired-OR" connections if multiple reset sources are needed.
#### Debounced Manual Reset
The `/RESET` pin can also be used as a manual reset input. If the pin is pulled low by an external switch, the device will trigger a reset cycle once the switch is released.
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### 4. Typical Application Circuit
In a standard configuration, the ADM1818 is placed between the power supply and the Microcontroller (MCU).
```text
[+2.5V Rail]
|
+-----+-----+
| Vcc | [Pull-up Resistor]
| | |
| ADM1818 | /RESET --------+------> [MCU RESET Pin]
| |
| GND |
+-----+-----+
|
[GND]
```
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