HT70xxA-3
5V Power Line Monitoring Circuit
Generally, a minimum operating voltage of 4.5V
is guaranteed in a 5V power line system. The
HT7044A-3 is recommended for use as 5V power line
monitoring circuit.
• 5V power line monitor with power-on reset
5 V P o w e r lin e
R
D
C
V SS
V DD
V OUT
H T 7 0 4 4 A -3
V SS
• with 5V voltage regulator
5 V V o lta g e r e g u la to r
V IN
H T 7 1 5 0 -3 5 V
GND
V DD
V OUT
H T 7 0 4 4 A -3
V SS
Change of Detectable Voltage
If the required voltage is not found in the standard
product selection table, it is possible to change it by
using external resistance dividers or diodes.
• Varying the detectable voltage with a resistance
divider
V IN
RA
V DD
V OUT
H T 7 0 x x A -3
RB
V SS
V SS
Detectable voltage=(RA+RB)/RB×VDET
Hysteresis width=(RA+RB)/RB×VHYS
• Varying the detectable voltage with a diode
V IN
V f1
V f2
V DD
V OUT
H T 7 0 x x A -3
V SS
V SS
Detectable voltage=Vf1+Vf2+VDET
Malfunction Analysis
The following circuit demonstrates the way a circuit analyzes
malfunctions by monitoring the variation or spike noise of power
supply voltage.
V DD
V OUT
H T 7 0 x x A -3
V SS
V SS
Charge Monitoring Circuit
The following circuit shows a charged monitor
for protection against battery deterioration by
overcharging. When the voltage of the battery is
higher than the set detectable voltage, the transistor
turns on to bypass the charge current, protecting the
battery from overcharging.
V DD
S o la r
V OUT
C e ll T r
BATT
Load
H T 7 0 x x A -3
V SS
Rev. 1.00
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April 18, 2013