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The BD48L51G-TL is a voltage detector IC from ROHM Semiconductor, designed for monitoring power supply levels in electronic systems. It features an N-channel open-drain output and operates within a maximum supply voltage of 10 V. The device detects under-voltage conditions with a typical threshold of 5.1 V and maintains high accuracy of ±1%. It consumes low circuit current, typically 0.60 μA at 4.8 V supply, and includes a reset delay timer. The component supports an operating temperature range from -40 °C to 105 °C and is housed in a compact SSOP-3 package.
Verify the specific suffix TL for tape-and-reel packaging configuration. Confirm that the SSOP-3 pinout matches the target footprint, noting the GND pin rotation if applicable. Check RoHS compliance status against current regulatory requirements. Ensure the lead-free designation aligns with assembly specifications. Validate the active or end-of-life status with the manufacturer before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this component when a fixed 5.1 V detection threshold is required for single-channel supervision. The open-drain output allows flexible pull-up voltage selection. Consider the low current consumption for battery-operated designs. Verify that the SSOP-3 package dimensions fit the available board space. Ensure the operating temperature range meets the environmental constraints of the application.
This part belongs to the BD48xxx series of highly accurate, low-current voltage detectors. The series offers various detection voltages in 0.1 V increments. Devices in this family typically feature N-channel open-drain outputs. The BD48L51G-TL specifically targets applications requiring a 5.1 V threshold. It is part of ROHM's portfolio for general-purpose power monitoring.
BD5250G-1TR is listed as a recommended replacement with similar specifications. Note that the substitute uses an SSOP-5 package instead of SSOP-3. Verify pin compatibility and adjust PCB layout accordingly. Check if the slightly different detection voltage (5.0 V vs 5.1 V) affects system requirements.