In automotive microcontroller or microprocessor
power-supply applications, the watchdog is used to
monitor the microcontroller working status to
prevent software runaway. The watchdog must be
independent of the microcontroller in a reliable
system.
The TPS7B63-Q1 is a 300mA watchdog low-dropout
regulator (LDO) designed for an operating voltage
up to 40V, with typical quiescent current of only
19µA at light load. The device integrates a
programmable function for selecting a window
watchdog or standard watchdog, with an external
resistor to set the watchdog time within 10%
accuracy.
The PG pin on the TPS7B63-Q1 indicates when the
output voltage is stable and in regulation. The
power-good delay period and power-good threshold
can be adjusted by selecting external components.
The device also features integrated short-circuit
and overcurrent protection. The combination of
such features makes this device particularly
flexible and designed to supply a microcontroller
in automotive applications.
In automotive microcontroller or microprocessor
power-supply applications, the watchdog is used to
monitor the microcontroller working status to
prevent software runaway. The watchdog must be
independent of the microcontroller in a reliable
system.
The TPS7B63-Q1 is a 300mA watchdog low-dropout
regulator (LDO) designed for an operating voltage
up to 40V, with typical quiescent current of only
19µA at light load. The device integrates a
programmable function for selecting a window
watchdog or standard watchdog, with an external
resistor to set the watchdog time within 10%
accuracy.
The PG pin on the TPS7B63-Q1 indicates when the
output voltage is stable and in regulation. The
power-good delay period and power-good threshold
can be adjusted by selecting external components.
The device also features integrated short-circuit
and overcurrent protection. The combination of
such features makes this device particularly
flexible and designed to supply a microcontroller
in automotive applications.