2.93V threshold — the brown-out trip point for 3.3V rails
The 2.93V threshold is set for a nominal 3.3V rail with roughly 11% undervoltage margin — it catches brown-out conditions before the downstream logic enters an undefined state, but will not trip on normal ripple or load transients within the regulator's tolerance band.
Output type and reset timeout
The output is push-pull, totem pole — no external pull-up resistor needed, and the output state is valid even with the supply rail falling as low as 1.1V on some TI supervisor families.
Temperature grade and package — fits industrial environments
Supplied in a SOT-23-5 package (SC-74A, SOT-753), the footprint is compact and widely supported by PCB layout libraries — the 0.95 mm pin pitch routes easily on two-layer boards.