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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
Voltage Detector
General Description
• The VDL70xx series ICs are under voltage detectors with a built in voltage
Threshold and now power consumption. The VDL70xx are specifically designed
to accurately monitor power supplies.
• The VDL70xx use a precision on-chip voltage reference and a comparator
to measure the input operating voltage. These ICs can accurately reset the
system after detecting voltage at the time of switching power on and
instantaneous power off in various CPU systems and other logic systems.
The detect voltage thresholds are 2.3V/2.5V/2.7V/2.9V/3.1V/3.3V/4.2V/4.5V
for VDL7023/25/27/29/31/33/42/45 respectively. Built in hysteresis helps to
prevent erratic operation in the presence of noise.
• The VDL70xx series are available in standard packages: TO-92(bulk or ammo
packing) and SOT-89.
TO-92(bulk)
TO-92(ammo)
Features
• Low current consumption:
ICCL=300uA typical
ICCH=30uA typical
• Low minimum operating voltage for
output resetting :0.8V typical
• Built in hysteresis voltage: 50mA typical
• Open collector output
• Extended temperature range: -40 to 85°C
SOT-89
• RoHS compliant
Applications
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Low battery voltage detector
Power fail indicator
Processor reset generator
Battery backup control
Home electric appliances
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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
Ordering Information
VDL70
□□ □- 08 - □□□□
Circuit Type
Detect Voltage
23: 2.3V; 31: 3.1V
25: 2.5V; 33: 3.3V
27: 2.7V; 42: 4.2V
29: 2.9V; 45: 4.5V
Packing Code
BL: Bulk, RoHS
AR Ammo, RoHS
TR30: 13” Reel, RoHS
Factory Location Code
Package Code
Z: TO-92
K: SOT-89
Pin Configuration
1: VCC 2: GND 3: OUT
TO-92(bulk)
1: VCC 2: GND 3: OUT
TO-92(ammo)
1: VCC 2: GND 3: OUT
SOT-89
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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
Block Diagram
Absolute Maximum Ratings (Note 1)
Symbol
Description
VCC
Supply Voltage
PD
Power Dissipation (package
limitations, TA=25°C)
TJ
Operating Junction Temperature
TSTG
Ratings
Unit
-0.3 ~ 20
V
TO-92
400
SOT-89
500
Storage Temperature Range
mW
150
°C
-65 ~ 150
°C
Note: 1. Stresses greater than those listed under “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent
damage to the device. These are stress ratings only, and functional operation of the device at
these or any other conditions beyond those indicated “Recommended Operating Conditions”
is not implied. Exposure to “Absolute Maximum Ratings” for extended period may affect device
reliability.
Recommended Operating Conditions
Symbol
VCC
TA
Description
Supply Voltage
Operating Temperature Range
Min.
Max.
Unit
-
18
V
-40
85
°C
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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
Electrical Characteristics (Unless otherwise specified, TA=25°C)
Symbol
VDET
Description
Detect Voltage
Min.
Typ.
Max.
Unit
2.15
2.3
2.45
VDL7023
2.35
2.5
2.65
VDL7025
2.55
2.7
2.85
VDL7027
2.75
2.9
3.05
2.95
3.1
3.25
3.15
3.3
3.45
VDL7033
4.05
4.2
4.35
VDL7042
4.35
4.5
4.65
VDL7045
V
Conditions
VDL7029
VDL7031
RL=200Ω(Note 2)
VOL≤0.4V
VOL
Low-level Output
Voltage
-
-
0.4
V
VCC= VDET(min) -0.05V
RL=200Ω(Note 2)
IOH
Output Leakage
Current
-
-
0.1
uA
VCC=15V
VHYS
Hysteresis Voltage
30
50
100
mV
RL=200Ω(Note 2)
∆VDET/
Detect Voltage
Temp. Coefficient
-
±0.01
-
%/°C
RL=200Ω(Note 2)
ICCL
Circuit Current at
On Time
-
300
500
uA
VCC= VDET(min) -0.05V
ICCH
Circuit Current at
Off Time
-
30
50
uA
VCC=5.25V
VOPR
Minimum
Operating Voltage
-
0.8
-
V
RL=200Ω(Note 2)
VOL≤0.4V
tpHL
“L” Transmission
Delay Time
-
10
-
uS
VCC changed from 5.25V to
VDET(min) -0.05V, RL=1.0KΩ,
CL=100pF(Note 3)
tpLH
“H” Transmission
Delay Time
-
15
-
uS
VCC changed from VDET(min) 0.05V to 5.25V, RL=1.0KΩ,
CL=100pF(Note 3)
20
-
-
(∆VDETx∆T)
IOL I
IOL II
Output Current at
On Time
mA
16
-
-
VCC= VDET(min) -0.05V
TA=25°C(Note 4)
VCC= VDET(min) -0.05V
TA=-40 to 85°C(Note 4)
Note: 2. See test circuit 1 and Figure 6.
3. See test circuit 2 and Figure 6.
4. See test circuit 3. Adjusting the regulative power source until the reading value of voltage meter V
is 0.4V, the reading value of current meter A is defined as “Output Current at On Time”.
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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
Test Circuits
• Test Circuit 1
• Test Circuit 2
• Test Circuit 3
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VDL70XX Series
Typical Characteristics Curves (Take VDL7029 for example)
Fig.2- Minimum Operating Voltage vs. Temperature
Detect Voltage (V)
Minimum Operating Voltage (mV)
Fig.1- Detect Voltage vs. Temperature
Temperature (°C)
Temperature (°C)
Fig.4- Low-level Output Voltage vs. Temperature
Low-level Output Voltage (mV)
Output Current at On Time (mA)
Fig.3- Output Current at On Time vs. Temperature
Temperature (°C)
Temperature (°C)
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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
VO (V)
VCC (V)
Fig.5- Output Voltage Dynamic Response
when VCC Increases and Decreases
Time (S)
Operating Diagram
Figure 6 is a typical timing waveform for VDL70XX. In normal steady-state operation when VCC>VDET-,
the output will be in a logic high state and VOUT is dependent upon the voltage that the pull-up resistor
connected to. Here are some explanations for VDL70XX’s operation.
1. When the input voltage VCC falls below VDET-, the output will pull down to logic low after a delay time of
tpHL. In general, at rated output current and VCC, VOUT can be pulled down to a voltage as low as
within 0.4V from GND. (See the Electrical Characteristics section). The voltage level VDET- means the
detect voltage.
2. The output, VOUT, will stay valid until VCC falls below the minimum operating voltage, VOPR (0.8V typ.).
Below minimum operating voltage, the output is undefined.
3. During power-up, VOUT will remain undefined until VCC rises above VOPR, at which time the output will
become valid. VOUT will be in its active low state while VOPR<VCC<VDET+ (VDET+=VDET-+VHYS). VDET+ is
the release voltage. VHYS means the hysteresis voltage and is the difference voltage between the VDET+ and
VDET-.
4. When VCC rises above VDET+, the output will be in its inactive state. After a delay time of tpLH, VOUT
will be in its logic high state.
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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
Fig.6- VDL70XX Timing Waveform (Note 5)
Note: 5. Detect voltage: VDET-; Release voltage: VDET+;
Hysteresis voltage (VHYS): VDET+-VDET-; Minimum operating voltage: VOPR.
Typical Applications
• Low Voltage Indicator
• CPU Resetting Circuit
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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
Dimensions in mm (inch)
• TO-92 (bulk)
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VDL70XX Series
• TO-92 (ammo)
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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
• SOT-89
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Voltage Detector
VDL70XX Series
Packing information
Package
TO-92
SOT-89
Min. Packing
Inner Box Packing
Carton Packing
Packing
Type
Qty.
Dimensions(mm)
Qty.
Dimensions(mm)
Qty.
Dimensions(mm)
Bulk
1K
190x130
10K
236x170x96
100K
524x352x256
Ammo
2K
-
2K
326x184x40
20K
442x390x258
T&R
1K
178x178x18
4K
204x202x110
16K
435x225x255
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