2.93 V threshold supervisor for extreme-environment boards
It monitors one voltage rail and asserts reset when the supply drops below the threshold, holding it low for a minimum of 60 ms after the rail recovers.
60 ms reset timeout — why it matters in a brownout
The 60 ms minimum reset timeout gives downstream logic enough time to complete a clean power-down sequence or latch a non-volatile state before the core voltage collapses. In a battery-backed system, that window also allows the backup switchover to stabilise before the processor tries to re-initialise.
8-VSSOP — footprint and thermal reality
Housed in an 8-VSSOP (3.00 mm × 3.00 mm body, 0.65 mm pitch), this supervisor fits on tight mixed-signal layouts.