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The BD45371G-TR is a voltage detector manufactured by ROHM Semiconductor, designed for monitoring single-input power supply lines. It features a fixed detection threshold of 3.7 V with an accuracy of ±1%. The device provides an open-drain output that goes low when the monitored voltage drops below the threshold, incorporating a manual reset function and a fixed delay time of 100 ms to prevent false triggering during power-up transients. It operates within a supply voltage range of 0.95 V to 10 V and supports a maximum operating temperature of +105 °C. Packaged in a compact SSOP-5 format, it is suitable for space-constrained embedded systems requiring reliable supervisor functionality.
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Select this component when a fixed 3.7 V threshold with manual reset capability is required. Compare against the BD5237G-1 if adjustable delay times are needed instead of the fixed 100 ms delay. Consider the SSOP-5 footprint compatibility and open-drain output requirements relative to the target microcontroller's input specifications.
Part of the BD45 series from ROHM Semiconductor, focusing on single-channel voltage detectors. This series offers various threshold voltages to suit different logic families and power rails. The BD45371G-TR specifically addresses applications needing a 3.7 V trip point with manual intervention capabilities, distinguishing it from auto-reset variants in the same family.
BD5237G-1TR is listed as a recommended replacement with the same SSOP-5 package and 3.7 V threshold, though it features an adjustable delay timer instead of a fixed one.
No, it requires a manual reset signal via the dedicated reset pin to return to the active state after a fault condition.
It utilizes an open-drain output type, requiring an external pull-up resistor to define the high logic level.