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Adding hysteresis to pfi, Battery-on indicator (push-pull version), Operation without a backup power source – Rainbow Electronics MAX16021 User Manual

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MAX16016/MAX16020/MAX16021

Low-Power µP Supervisory Circuits with

Battery-Backup Circuit and Chip-Enable Gating

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MAX16020L

CE

CEIN

GND

CMOS RAM

V

CC

BATTON

MR

BATT

0.1

µF

1

µF

CEOUT

OUT

RESET

V

CC

ADDRESS

DECODE

µP

A0–A15

RESET

Figure 5. BATTON Driving an External Pass Transistor

Adding Hysteresis to PFI

The power-fail comparators have a typical input hys-
teresis of V

PFI-HYS

. This is sufficient for most applica-

tions where a power-supply line is being monitored
through an external voltage-divider (see the

Monitoring

an Additional Supply

section). Figure 4 shows how to

add hysteresis to the power-fail comparator. Select the
ratio of R1 and R2 so that PFI sees V

PFT

when V

IN

falls

to the desired trip point (V

TRIP

). Resistor R3 adds hys-

teresis. R3 is typically an order of magnitude greater
than R1 or R2. R3 should be larger than 50k

Ω to pre-

vent it from loading down PFO. Capacitor C1 adds
additional noise rejection.

Battery-On Indicator (Push-Pull Version)

BATTON goes high when in battery-backup mode. Use
BATTON to indicate battery-switchover status or to sup-
ply base drive to an external pass transistor for higher
current applications (Figure 5).

Operation Without a Backup Power Source

The MAX16016/MAX16020/MAX16021 provide a bat-
tery-backup function. If a backup power source is not
used, connect BATT to GND and OUT to V

CC

.

MAX16016L
MAX16020L
MAX16021L

PFO

GND

V

CC

PFI

0.1

µF

R2

R1

R3

C1*

PFO

0

+5V

V

L

V

H

V

TRIP

V

IN

0.1

µF

+5V

V

IN

TO

µP

R1+R2

R2

V

TRIP

= V

PFT

x

(—)

*OPTIONAL

R1
R3

R1
R2

V

H

= (V

PFT

+ V

PFT_HYS

) x

(–

+

+ 1

)

V

CC

- V

PFT

R3

V

PFT

R2

V

L

= R1 x

(—

+

—)

+ V

PFT

WHERE V

PFT

IS THE POWER-FAIL THRESHOLD VOLTAGE

Figure 4. Adding Hysteresis to the Power-Fail Comparator