BD4826FVE-TR
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The **BD4826FVE-TR** is a high-precision, low-current consumption voltage detector IC manufactured by **ROHM Semiconductor**. It belongs to the BD48xx series, which utilizes a standard CMOS process.
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### ## Technical Specifications
The following table summarizes the primary electrical characteristics of the BD4826FVE-TR:
| Parameter | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Detection Voltage** | 2.6V |
| **Output Type** | N-Channel Open Drain |
| **Supply Voltage Range** | 0.8V to 10.0V |
| **Current Consumption** | 0.8 μA (Typ.) |
| **Operating Temperature** | -40°C to +105°C |
| **Package Type** | VSOF5 (Small Surface Mount) |
| **Detection Precision** | ±1% |
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### ## Key Features
1. **Open Drain Output**: Requires an external pull-up resistor. This allows for level shifting and connecting the output to a different voltage rail than the power supply.
2. **Ultra-Low Current Consumption**: At typically **0.8 μA**, it is ideal for battery-powered devices where energy efficiency is critical.
3. **High Accuracy**: The ±1% detection voltage precision ensures reliable monitoring of power rails to prevent system malfunctions.
4. **Small Footprint**: The VSOF5 package is extremely compact, making it suitable for high-density circuit boards in portable electronics.
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### ## Application Circuit & Logic
When the input voltage ($V_{DD}$) drops below the detection voltage ($2.6V$), the output ($V_{OUT}$) transitions to a **Low** state. When the voltage rises above the detection voltage plus a small amount of hysteresis, the output returns to **High** (via the pull-up resistor).
#### ### Basic Implementation
```c
// Typical Connection Logic
[VDD] ----> [VDD Pin]
[GND] ----> [GND Pin]
[VOUT Pin] --+-- [Reset Pin of MCU]
|
[Pull-up Resistor]
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[VCC (e.g., 3.3V)]
```
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### ## Common Applications
* **Microcontrollers/DSP Reset**: Used to hold a processor in reset until the power supply stabilizes.
* **Battery Monitoring**: Detecting low-battery conditions in portable devices.
* **Power Supply Sequencing**: Ensuring different power rails turn on/off in the correct order.
* **Industrial Equipment**: Protecting sensitive electronics from "brown-out" conditions.
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