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Circuit Applications
1) Examples of a common power supply detection reset circuit.
Application examples of BD48xxx series (Open Drain
output type) and BD49xxx series (CMOS output type)
are shown on the left.
CASE1: Power supply of the microcontroller (V
DD2
)
differs from the power supply of the reset detection IC
(V
DD1
).
Use an open drain output type (BD48xxx) device with a
load resistance R
L
attached as shown in figure 15.
CASE2: Power supply of the microcontroller (V
DD1
) is
same as the power supply of the reset detection IC
(V
DD1
).
Use a CMOS output type (BD49xxx) device or an open
drain device with a pull up resistor between output and
VDD1.
When a capacitance C
L
for noise filtering is connected to
the V
OUT
pin (the reset signal input terminal of the
microcontroller), please take into account the rise and
fall waveform of the output voltage (V
OUT
).
The Electrical characteristics were measured using
R
L
= 470k and C
L
= 100pF.
2) The following is an example of a circuit application in which an OR connection between two types of detection voltage
resets the microcontroller.
To reset the microcontroller when many independent power supplies are used in the system, OR connect an open drain
output type (BD48xxx series) to the microcontroller’s input with pull-up resistor to the supply voltage of the microcontroller
(V
DD3
) as shown in Fig. 17. By pulling-up to V
DD3
, output “High” voltage of micro-controller power supply is possible.
Fig.16 CMOS Output Type
V
DD1
BD48xxx
V
DD2
GND
Micro
controller
R
ST
C
L
(
capacitor is for
noise filtering
R
L
C
L
(
capacitor is for
filtering
V
DD1
BD49xxx
Micro
controller
R
ST
GND
Fig.15 Open Drain Output Type
VDD2VDD1 VDD3
GND
Microcontroller
R
L
BD48xxx
BD48xxx
RST
Fig.17
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3) Examples of the power supply with resistor dividers
In applications wherein the power supply voltage of an IC comes from a resistor divider circuit, an in-rush current will flow
into the circuit when the output level switches from “High” to “Low” or vice versa. In-rush current is a sudden surge of
current that flows from the power supply (VDD) to ground (GND) as the output logic changes its state. This current flow
may cause malfunction in the systems operation such as output oscillations, etc.
Fig.18
When an in-rush current (I1) flows into the circuit (Refer to Fig. 18) at the time when output switches from “Low” to “High”,
a voltage drop of I1×R2 (input resistor) will occur in the circuit causing the VDD supply voltage to decrease. When the
VDD voltage drops below the detection voltage, the output will switch from “High” to “Low”. While the output voltage is at
“Low” condition, in-rush current will stop flowing and the voltage drop will be reduced. As a result, the output voltage will
switches again from “Low” to “High” which causes an in-rush current and a voltage drop. This operation repeats and will
result to oscillation.
VOUT
R2
VDD
BD48xxx
BD49xxx
GND
R1
I1
V1
CIN
CL
IDD
V
DD
VDET
0
Through Current
Fig.19 Current Consumption vs. Power Supply Voltage
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Operational Notes
1) Absolute maximum ratings
Operating the IC over the absolute maximum ratings may damage the IC. The damage can either be a short circuit
between pins or an open circuit between pins. Therefore, it is important to consider circuit protection measures, such
as adding a fuse, in case the IC is operated over the absolute maximum ratings.
2) Ground Voltage
The voltage of the ground pin must be the lowest voltage of all pins of the IC at all operating conditions. Ensure that no
pins are at a voltage below the ground pin at any time, even during transient condition.
3) Recommended operating conditions
These conditions represent a range within which the expected characteristics of the IC can be approximately obtained.
The electrical characteristics are guaranteed under the conditions of each parameter.
4) Bypass Capacitor for Noise Rejection
To help reject noise, put a 1µF capacitor between V
DD pin and GND and 1000pF capacitor between VOUT pin and GND.
Be careful when using extremely big capacitor as transient response will be affected.
5) Short between pins and mounting errors
Be careful when mounting the IC on printed circuit boards. The IC may be damaged if it is mounted in a wrong
orientation or if pins are shorted together. Short circuit may be caused by conductive particles caught between the pins.
6) Operation under strong electromagnetic field
Operating the IC in the presence of a strong electromagnetic field may cause the IC to malfunction.
7) The V
DD
line impedance might cause oscillation because of the detection current.
8) A V
DD
to GND capacitor (as close connection as possible) should be used in high VDD line impedance condition.
9) Lower than the mininum input voltage puts the VOUT in high impedance state, and it must be VDD in pull up (VDD)
condition.
10) External parameters
The recommended parameter range for R
L
is 10k to 1M. There are many factors (board layout, etc) that can affect
characteristics. Please verify and confirm using practical applications.
11) Power on reset operation
Please note that the power on reset output varies with the V
DD
rise time. Please verify the behavior in the actual
operation.
12) Testing on application boards
When testing the IC on an application board, connecting a capacitor directly to a low-impedance output pin may subject
the IC to stress. Always discharge capacitors completely after each process or step. The IC’s power supply should
always be turned off completely before connecting or removing it from the test setup during the inspection process. To
prevent damage from static discharge, ground the IC during assembly and use similar precautions during transport and
storage.
13) Rush current
When power is first supplied to the IC, rush current may flow instantaneously. It is possible that the charge current to
the parasitic capacitance of internal photo diode or the internal logic may be unstable. Therefore, give special
consideration to power coupling capacitance, power wiring, width of GND wiring, and routing of connections.
14) This IC has extremely high impedance terminals. Small leak current due to the uncleanness of PCB surface might
cause unexpected operations. Application values in these conditions should be selected carefully. If 10M
leakage is
assumed between the C
T
terminal and the GND terminal, 1M connection between the CT terminal and the V
DD
terminal would be recommended. Also, if the leakage is assumed between the Vout terminal and the GND terminal, the
pull up resistor should be less than 1/10 of the assumed leak resistance.

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