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MAX708RESA

Name: MAX708RESA
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IC SUPERVISOR MPU

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概述

Description

MAX708RESA is a Maxim (now Analog Devices) microprocessor supervisory circuit. It monitors the system supply voltage and delivers a reset to the microcontroller when Vcc falls below a preset threshold. It also includes a watchdog timer to detect a hung MCU and force a reset if the watchdog isn’t serviced in time. Key outputs include an active-low reset signal; there may be a watchdog input and a manual reset input, all in a compact 8-pin package. The “RESA” suffix denotes RoHS-compliant, lead-free packaging. Typical use: ensure reliable MCU resets in embedded systems, especially during brownouts or processor lockups. For exact voltage thresholds, timing, pinout, and package details, refer to the MAX708RESA datasheet.

Features

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Package

MAX708RESA comes in an 8-pin DIP (DIL) package.

Pinout

- Pin count: 8 pins
- Function: Microprocessor voltage supervisor/reset IC; monitors Vcc and generates a reset signal to the MCU when the supply is out of spec (power-on/power-down reset).

Manufacturer

Manufacturer: Maxim Integrated (MAXIM). What kind of company: A fabless semiconductor company that designs and sells analog and mixed-signal ICs; Maxim is now part of Analog Devices after an acquisition.

Application

Applications of MAX708RESA:
- Microprocessor/microcontroller reset supervision (power-on reset, brown-out reset, manual reset)
- Watchdog timer to monitor processor software and force reset on failure
- Systems needing reliable reset during power-supply dips or outages
- Embedded, telecom, instrumentation, data-acquisition, and digital systems
- Battery-powered/low-power devices requiring low quiescent current
- Any single-supply digital system needing deterministic reset timing