STM6502, STM6503, STM6504, STM6505 Description
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1.2.5 Edge-triggered Smart Reset input (SRE pin) – STM6504 only
The SRE pin is active-high, immediate and independent reset input that includes an edge
trigger with debounce delay t
DEBOUNCE
on the falling edge.
Note: The triggering edge must be a high-to-low or low-to-high transition with a slew-rate faster
than 1 V/µs typ.
Figure 8. STM6504 timing
1.2.6 Adjustable delay of Smart Reset input (SRC pin) – STM6502 and
STM6505 only
This pin controls the setup time before the push-button action is validated by the reset
output. It is connected to an external capacitor (C
SRC
), which is tied to ground to provide the
desired value of the setup time (t
SRC
).
Calculated t
SRC
and C
SRC
examples are given in Ta bl e 3. Refer also to Ta bl e 6 .
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t
REC
SR0
t < t
SRC
=> no output response
t
SRC
t < t
DEBOUNCE
=> t
REC
timer reset
Independent
RST
SRE
No debounce
t
REC
t
DEBOUNCE
(rising edges within
t
DEBOUNCE
are ignored)
t
REC
Table 3. t
SRC
programmed by an ideal external capacitor – STM6502 and STM6505
Calculated C
SRC
value [µF]
Setup delay t
SRC
[s]
(1)(2)
1. At 25 °C. Example calculations based on an ideal capacitor. During application design and component
selection it should be considered that the current flowing into the external t
SRC
programming capacitor
(C
SRC
) is on the order of 100 nA, therefore a low-leakage capacitor (ceramic or film capacitor) should be
used and placed as close as possible to the SRC pin. Also an adequate low-leakage PCB environment
should be ensured to prevent t
SRC
accuracy from being affected. A recommended minimum value of C
SRC
is 0.01 µF.
2. In case of repeated activations of the t
SRC
timer, an interval of 10 ms min. is needed between the
activations to fully discharge C
SRC
, so that the next t
SRC
is as specified.
Closest common
C
SRC
value [µF]
Min. Typ. Max.
0.2 2 2.5 3.0 0.22
0.3 3 3.75 4.5 0.33
0.6 6 7.5 9 0.56
1 10 12.5 15 1