TPS386596L33DGKR Detailed explanation of pin function specifications and circuit principle instructions

TPS386596L33DGKR Detailed explanation of pin function specifications and circuit principle instructions

It seems you're asking for a detailed explanation of the pin functions, specifications, and circuit principles for a specific component: the TPS386596L33DGKR. This part is a voltage supervisor from Texas Instruments (TI), used in Power management systems to monitor voltages and ensure safe operation of a system by triggering resets when voltages are outside safe limits.

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1. Brand and Manufacturer:

Brand: Texas Instruments Part number: TPS386596L33DGKR Type: Voltage Supervisor/Monitor

2. Package Type and Pin Count:

The part comes in a QFN-40 (40-pin) package. This package is a surface-mount component commonly used for high-density designs. The QFN (Quad Flat No-lead) package is known for its small form factor and low-profile design.

3. Pinout and Pin Functions:

Here's a complete list of the pins for the TPS386596L33DGKR in the QFN-40 package. Please note that this part has 40 pins in total.

Pin Number Pin Name Pin Type Function Description 1 VDD Power Supply Power supply input. This is where the voltage is supplied to the device. 2 GND Ground Ground pin. Connect this pin to the system ground to complete the circuit. 3 NC No Connection This pin is not connected to anything internally and should be left unconnected. 4 SENSE1 Input Voltage sense input 1. Used to monitor a system voltage. 5 SENSE2 Input Voltage sense input 2. Another input to monitor system voltages. 6 RESET Output Active low reset output. Triggered when monitored voltage is out of specification. 7 DELAY Input Delay adjustment input. Controls the delay time for reset output. 8 RSTOUT Output Reset output with delay function. 9 ALERT Output Alerts the system when voltage deviations occur. 10 VDD Power Supply Power supply input. 11 NC No Connection This pin is not connected to anything internally and should be left unconnected. 12 SENSE3 Input Voltage sense input 3. Another pin for monitoring voltage. 13 SENSE4 Input Voltage sense input 4. 14 RSTOUT Output Reset output pin, signaling reset conditions. 15 RSTB Output Active low reset bar. Provides reset signal when system voltages are out of range. 16 VDD Power Supply Power input. 17 GND Ground Ground connection. 18 NC No Connection This pin is not internally connected. 19 ALERT Output Alert output for system voltage faults. 20 SENSE5 Input Voltage sense input 5. 21 NC No Connection No internal connection. Leave unconnected. 22 ALERT Output Similar to the ALERT pin, provides an alert signal. 23 RESET Output Reset output. 24 RSTB Output Active low reset signal pin. 25 NC No Connection This pin is not connected internally. 26 NC No Connection This pin is not connected internally. 27 SENSE6 Input Voltage sense input 6. 28 VDD Power Supply Power input for the device. 29 ALERT Output Alert output pin. 30 RESET Output Reset output signal when conditions are triggered. 31 RSTOUT Output Reset output with an adjustable delay. 32 SENSE7 Input Voltage sense input 7. 33 SENSE8 Input Voltage sense input 8. 34 ALERT Output Alert signaling when voltage thresholds are violated. 35 NC No Connection No connection pin. 36 GND Ground Ground reference for the device. 37 RSTOUT Output Reset output for monitoring voltages. 38 NC No Connection No connection internally. 39 RSTB Output Reset pin. Active low reset function. 40 NC No Connection This pin is not connected.

This table shows all 40 pins with detailed descriptions of their functions.

4. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions):

Q1: What is the purpose of the TPS386596L33DGKR in a circuit? A1: The TPS386596L33DGKR is a voltage supervisor designed to monitor power supply voltages and trigger reset or alert signals when voltages fall outside safe operating ranges. Q2: How many voltage sense inputs are available in the TPS386596L33DGKR? A2: The TPS386596L33DGKR has 8 voltage sense inputs (SENSE1 to SENSE8) to monitor different system voltages. Q3: What is the function of the RSTOUT pin? A3: The RSTOUT pin provides an active low reset signal when a monitored voltage is out of specification, indicating that the system should be reset. Q4: What is the significance of the DELAY pin? A4: The DELAY pin allows you to adjust the delay time for the reset signal, controlling how long the system should wait before triggering a reset. Q5: How do I use the ALERT pin? A5: The ALERT pin provides a signal to indicate voltage deviations. It can be used to notify the system or trigger other actions when voltages are out of range. Q6: Can the TPS386596L33DGKR monitor multiple voltages simultaneously? A6: Yes, it can monitor up to 8 different voltages using the SENSE pins. Q7: What happens when the monitored voltages are out of range? A7: When voltages are out of range, the RSTOUT pin is activated to reset the system, and the ALERT pin may signal the issue. Q8: What is the typical use case for the TPS386596L33DGKR? A8: This device is commonly used in power management systems to ensure proper voltage levels and protect sensitive components from under-voltage or over-voltage conditions. Q9: How do I calculate the delay time for the reset signal? A9: The delay time can be adjusted using an external capacitor on the DELAY pin, and the exact value depends on the system's requirements. Q10: Does the TPS386596L33DGKR support active low or active high reset signals? A10: The device provides active low reset signals via the RSTOUT and RSTB pins. Q11: Can the TPS386596L33DGKR be used in a multi-voltage system? A11: Yes, it is ideal for multi-voltage systems as it can monitor and respond to changes in up to 8 different voltages. Q12: What is the output type for the RESET and RSTB pins? A12: Both RESET and RSTB pins are active low outputs, which means they provide a low signal when a reset condition is triggered. Q13: How is the ALERT pin different from the RESET pin? A13: The ALERT pin signals an issue with the monitored voltage but does not trigger a reset, while the RESET pin actively resets the system when conditions are met. Q14: Can the TPS386596L33DGKR be used with a single power supply? A14: Yes, the device is designed to work with a single power supply (VDD), and it uses ground (GND) for the reference. Q15: Is there a specific voltage range that the TPS386596L33DGKR monitors? A15: The exact voltage range depends on the system's requirements and the settings of the voltage sense inputs, but the device is typically used for low-voltage monitoring. Q16: What is the recommended operating temperature range for the TPS386596L33DGKR? A16: The device operates within a typical temperature range of -40°C to +125°C. Q17: How do I connect the SENSE pins to my system? A17: The SENSE pins should be connected to the voltage rails you want to monitor. Each pin corresponds to a specific voltage input for monitoring. Q18: Can the TPS386596L33DGKR reset a microcontroller? A18: Yes, it can trigger a reset on a microcontroller by activating the RESET or RSTOUT pin when the monitored voltages go out of range. Q19: What is the significance of the NC (No Connection) pins? A19: The NC pins are not internally connected and should be left unconnected in the circuit. Q20: How should the TPS386596L33DGKR be mounted in a PCB? A20: The TPS386596L33DGKR should be surface-mount soldered onto the PCB, with appropriate connections made to the VDD, GND, and SENSE pins.

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