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The MAX6347XR44 is a microprocessor supervisory circuit manufactured by Analog Devices Inc. (Maxim Integrated). It monitors power supply voltages and asserts an active-high, push-pull reset signal when the VCC voltage declines below a preset threshold of 4.4V. The device maintains this reset state for a minimum timeout period of 100ms after VCC rises above the threshold. It operates within a supply voltage range of 1.2V to 5.5V and consumes a maximum supply current of 1µA. The component is housed in a space-saving SC-70-3L package and is rated for operation between -40°C and +85°C.
Verify the specific suffix 'XR44' against the manufacturer's official datasheet to confirm the exact 4.4V threshold and active-high output configuration. Ensure the SC-70-3L package matches your PCB footprint requirements. Check current availability status as distribution channels may list limited stock or obsolete status for this specific variant.
Select the MAX6347XR44 when an active-high reset signal is required rather than the more common active-low configuration found in similar Maxim devices like the MAX6346. This part is appropriate for designs needing a 4.4V monitoring threshold with minimal quiescent current draw. Confirm compatibility with the target logic levels and ensure the 100ms minimum timeout meets the system's power-up sequencing requirements.
The MAX6347 belongs to the MAX63xx series of microprocessor supervisory circuits from Maxim Integrated. These devices are designed to eliminate external components and adjustments for standard voltage rails. The MAX6347 specifically distinguishes itself within the family by providing an active-high output, whereas counterparts like the MAX6346 offer active-low outputs. All variants share similar low-power characteristics and compact packaging options.
The MAX6346XR44+T is a functional substitute offering identical electrical specifications but with an active-low reset output. Verify if the system logic can accommodate the inverted signal polarity before substituting.