SNVAA62 September   2023 TPS37 , TPS37-Q1 , TPS3760 , TPS3760-Q1 , TPS38 , TPS38-Q1

 

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  2. 1What are Wide VIN Supervisors?
    1. 1.1 Applications
    2. 1.2 Benefits of Wide VIN Supervisors Compared to Low Voltage Solutions
  3. 2 Key Features
    1. 2.1 Product Comparison
  4. 3Common Applications and Use Cases
  5.    Trademarks

Key Features

TI’s TPS37, TPS38, and TPS3760 supervisor families support an input voltage range of 2.7 - 65 V, and have a rich feature set including:

  • OV, UV, and Window monitoring options: Flexible options for monitoring undervoltage (UV) faults, overvoltage faults (OV) or both at the same time (window monitoring).
  • Fixed or adjustable voltage threshold options: Voltage thresholds can be set using an external resistor divider, or with an internal divider built into the supervisor to limit solution size and Iq.
  • Threshold Hysteresis: Voltage thresholds have built in hysteresis to help provide power supply stability. A variety of fixed hysteresis options are available for all of TI’s wide VIN supervisors, and some topologies allow hysteresis to be adjusted with external resistors.
  • Push pull and open drain output topologies: A wide range of output topology options allow TI’s wide VIN supervisors to integrate seamlessly into the logic of any design.
  • Adjustable sense delay: The sense delay determines how long the supervisor waits to assert a reset signal after a voltage fault is detected. This allows the supervisor to ignore glitches and known transients on the monitored rail and provides noise immunity. This time delay can be programmed with an external capacitor, allowing it to be tailored to meet specific power supply requirements.
  • Adjustable reset delay: The reset delay determines how long the supervisor waits to deassert a reset signal after the monitored power rail returns to its acceptable range. This gives the rail time to stabilize after starting up or recovering from a fault. This time delay can be programmed with an external capacitor, allowing it to be tailored to meet specific power supply requirements.
  • Ultra low quiescent current (Iq): TI’s family of wide VIN supervisors have an extremely low quiescent current (~1µA), which means very little power is used when idle. This makes them an excellent choice to power sensitive or battery powered applications.
  • Automotive qualified (-Q1) variants: All of TI’s wide VIN supervisors are available in AEC-Q100 qualified variants designed for automotive end equipment