4.55V threshold supervisor for battery-backed rails
It is used in systems where a backup battery or supercapacitor must take over seamlessly during a main-supply brownout — think RAID controllers, industrial PLCs, and medical monitors that need to preserve volatile memory or state through a power glitch.
60 ms reset timeout — hold-up margin for the downstream load
The reset output stays asserted for a minimum of 60 ms after the monitored voltage returns above the threshold. That window gives the downstream microcontroller or FPGA time to complete a clean shutdown or to stabilise its own power-on sequence before the reset de-asserts. In a battery-backup context, the timeout also masks the switch-over transient when the backup source engages.
No AEC-Q automotive qualification is listed, so it is not specified for under-hood or chassis-domain applications.
