XC6136N27CMR-G

Supervisors Overview

The XC6136N27CMR-G is a voltage detector from the XC6136 series manufactured by Torex Semiconductor. It operates within a supply voltage range of 1.1 V to 6 V and features a fixed threshold voltage of 2.7 V. The device draws an operating current of 88 nA, ensuring ultra-low power consumption. It provides an active high CMOS output and includes power failure detection capabilities. The component is housed in a compact SOT-25-5 package and supports surface mount installation.

Supervisors Feature Summary

• Ultra-low power consumption with 88 nA operating current
• Active high CMOS output configuration
• Integrated power failure detection function

Supervisors Applications

• Battery-powered portable electronic devices
• Portable communication equipment
• Handheld instruments requiring low standby current

Supervisors Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix CMR-G corresponds to the SOT-25-5 package and reel/cut-tape availability. Confirm RoHS compliance status through official documentation. Ensure the 2.7 V threshold matches system requirements. Check for any regional certification differences.

Supervisors Selection Notes

Select this part when a 2.7 V monitoring level is required with minimal quiescent current. The active high output suits logic interfaces needing high-state validity. Consider the 6 V maximum input limit for higher voltage rails. The absence of manual reset simplifies circuit design where automatic recovery is acceptable.

Supervisors Part Context

This component belongs to the XC6136 family of voltage detectors designed for battery-operated applications. The series offers various threshold voltages while maintaining consistent low-power characteristics. The N-series designation typically indicates specific internal circuitry variations within the product line.

Supervisors Replacement Considerations

Cross-reference with other XC6136 variants sharing the same package and output type but different thresholds. Verify pinout compatibility before substituting with similar supervisory circuits from alternative manufacturers.