YINGHUA MAX809 Monitor and reset SOT23 semiconductor
Monitor and reset IC in SOT23 package provides supply-voltage supervision for microcontroller systems
- Product typeICs Semicoductors
- Monitors supply voltage and resets processor reliably
- SOT23 package fits space-constrained PCB layouts easily
- MAX809 supervisor IC prevents brown-out crashes effectively
- New condition ensures full specification compliance out-of-box
- First listed February 21 2025 for current design availability
Reset IC for Microcontroller Supervision
The YINGHUA MAX809 is a monitor and reset integrated circuit in a SOT23 package. It provides a controlled reset signal when supply voltage drops below a defined threshold, protecting microcontrollers from erratic operation during power fluctuations.
Suitable for Embedded Power Monitoring
Designers adding supply-voltage supervision to battery-powered or line-fed boards will find this device fits a standard SOT23 footprint. Engineers needing adjustable threshold voltages, watchdog timers, or multiple monitored rails should evaluate alternative supervisor families.
SOT23 Package Enables Compact Layout
The three-lead SOT23 outline allows placement close to the supervised processor, minimising trace length on the reset line. This small footprint simplifies routing on dense printed-circuit boards without requiring additional passive components.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage rail must my board provide for the MAX809 to operate?
The MAX809 is a monitor and reset IC in SOT23; it supervises the supply rail on its VCC pin and asserts a reset when that rail drops below its internal threshold.
Can I place this SOT23 device on a legacy 5 V PCB alongside older logic?
The MAX809 comes in a standard SOT23 package, so it fits the same footprint used by many legacy supervisory ICs on 5 V boards.
How do I confirm the MAX809 is asserting reset correctly after soldering?
Probe the RESET output with an oscilloscope or logic analyser; it should hold low while VCC is below the trip point and release high once VCC rises above it.
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