ADM6328-31ARTZ-R7
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The **ADM6328-31ARTZ-R7** is a precision voltage monitoring device manufactured by **Analog Devices**. It belongs to a family of microprocessor supervisory circuits designed to monitor power supply voltage levels in digital systems.
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## 1. Core Technical Specifications
The part number suffix (`31`) indicates its specific factory-preset threshold.
| Feature | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Reset Threshold** | 3.08V (Typical) |
| **Output Type** | Open-Drain (Active-Low) |
| **Supply Current** | 1 µA (Ultra-low power) |
| **Timeout Delay** | 100 ms (Minimum) |
| **Package** | SOT-23-3 (3-lead Small Outline Transistor) |
| **Operating Temp** | -40°C to +85°C |
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## 2. Pin Configuration
The device is designed for simplicity, using a standard 3-pin layout:
1. **GND**: Ground reference.
2. **RESET**: The output pin. It stays **LOW** when the monitored voltage is below the threshold or during the reset timeout period. Being "Open-Drain," it requires an external pull-up resistor.
3. **VCC**: The power supply input and the voltage being monitored.
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## 3. Key Functional Features
### A. Power-On Reset (POR)
When the system powers up, the ADM6328 ensures that the microprocessor does not start executing code until the supply voltage is stable. It holds the `RESET` line low for at least **100ms** after $V_{CC}$ crosses the 3.08V threshold.
### B. Brownout Protection
If the voltage drops below the 3.08V threshold (a "brownout" condition), the device immediately pulls the `RESET` pin low to prevent the processor from malfunctioning or corrupting data.
### C. Ultra-Low Power Consumption
With a typical supply current of only **1 µA**, this part is ideal for battery-operated devices where power efficiency is critical.
### D. Glitch Immunity
The device is engineered to ignore fast, short-duration transients on the $V_{CC}$ line, preventing "false resets" caused by minor electrical noise.
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## 4. Typical Application Circuit
Because the output is **Open-Drain**, you must connect a resistor between the `RESET` pin and the $V_{CC}$ (or another logic rail).
```text
[VCC] (3.3V Rail)
|
+-------+------- (Pull-up Resistor, e.g., 10kΩ)
| |
[Pin 3] [Pin 2] ------> To MCU Reset Pin
(VCC) (RESET)
|
[Pin 1]
(GND)
|
[Ground]
```
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What is the difference between an open-drain and a push-pull reset output?
- ⤷ Can this part be used with a 5V logic system?
- ⤷ How does the timeout delay affect the system startup time?