Maxim Integrated MAX16072RS29D2+T, nanoPower Simple Reset/Power-On Reset, Active Low, Push-Pull Output, 34ms Minimum Reset Timeout, 2.93V Threshold, -40°C to 85°C, 4-UCSP (1x1) Package.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Simple Reset/Power-On Reset |
| Series | nanoPower |
| Mounting | Surface Mount |
| Voltage - threshold | 2.93V |
| Number of voltages monitored | 1 |
| Operating temperature | -40°C ~ 85°C (TA) |
| Reset | Active Low |
| Output | Push-Pull, Totem Pole |
| Package | Tape & Reel (TR); Cut Tape (CT) |
| Reset timeout | 34ms Minimum |
| Case | 4-WFBGA, CSPBGA |
The nanoPower series is built for ultra-low quiescent current draw, though the exact IQ figure isn't in this listing. What the series name signals is that this part is designed to sip current — important for battery-powered devices where every microamp of always-on monitoring current eats into standby life. If you're sizing a coin-cell or energy-harvesting system, this is the class of supervisor you want.
It's RoHS3 compliant.
Yes, the reset output is active low. The push-pull stage drives low when the monitored voltage falls below the 2.93V threshold, and releases high after the 34ms minimum timeout once the supply recovers.
The minimum reset timeout is 34ms. That means the reset output stays asserted for at least 34ms after the supply rises above the 2.93V threshold, giving the downstream processor time to stabilize.
Yes. The 2.93V threshold is designed for monitoring a 3.3V rail — it asserts reset when the supply droops to about 89% of nominal, well before the logic becomes unreliable.