MAX16122–MAX16125
Dual Pushbutton Controllers in
Tiny 6-Bump WLP Package
Bump Description (continued)
BUMP
NAME
FUNCTION
MAX16122/ MAX16124/
MAX16123
MAX16125
Power-Supply Input. V
provides power to the device and is also a monitored
CC
voltage. When V
remains low for the reset timeout period after V
drops below the selected threshold, RESET asserts low and
CC
C1
C1
V
CC
rises above the threshold. Bypass
CC
V
to GND with a 0.1FF capacitor.
CC
C2
B2
C2
—
GND
Ground
Active-Low Manual Reset Input 1. Internal 50kI pullup to V . Pull both MR1 and MR2
CC
MR1
low for the setup delay (t ) to one-shot pulse RESET for the reset timeout period.
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Active-Low Manual Reset Input 2. Internal 50kI pullup to V . Pull the MR2 and MR1
CC
A2
—
MR2
low for the setup delay (t ) to one-shot pulse RESET for the reset timeout period.
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Resistor-Adjusted Setup Delay
Detailed Description
For the MAX16122–MAX16125 with the E setup delay
suffix (MAX1612_WTE_+T), a resistor connected from
SEL to GND sets the setup delay. Table 1b shows com-
mon resistor values and the resulting setup delays. For
resistor values not in the table, use the following formula
to compute the setup delay:
The MAX16122–MAX16125 low-current microprocessor
reset circuits feature single or dual manual reset inputs
with an extended setup period. The devices also feature
an internal comparator to monitor 5V, 3.3V, 2.5V, and
1.8V supplies.
When the monitored supply voltage drops below the
specified threshold, the active-low RESET output asserts
R
20
t
=
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low and remains low for the reset timeout period (t ).
RP
The RESET output is one-shot pulse asserted for the
reset timeout period. Supply voltage reset threshold is
selectable through part suffix, see Table 3.
where R is the resistor value in kI and t
ing setup delay in seconds. For best results, use resistor
is the result-
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values between 10kI and 500kI.
Connect SEL to GND, V , or leave unconnected to
CC
select the different setup delays (depending on part suf-
fix, see Table 1a), or connect to an external resistor to set
the setup delays (E suffix only, see Table 1b).
Reset Output
The reset output is typically connected to the reset
input of a microprocessor (FP). A FP’s reset input starts
or restarts the FP in a known state. The MAX16122–
MAX16125 FP supervisory circuits provide the reset
logic to prevent code-execution errors during power-up,
power-down, and brownout conditions (see the Typical
Operating Circuits).
The MAX16124/MAX16125 have one manual reset input
(MR), one reset output (RESET), and one soft reset output
(SRESET). The MAX16122/MAX16123 have two identical
manual reset inputs (MR1 and MR2) and one reset output
(RESET). A deglitch block is connected to each manual
reset input to add a delay to the falling edge with a fixed
The MAX16122/MAX16123 have a reset output RESET.
The MAX16124/MAX16125 have a reset output RESET
and a soft-reset output SRESET which is the debounced
“mirror image” of MR (see Figure 1a).
deglitch period of 20ms (t ).
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