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Ricoh R5104V – Power Management IC with Supervisory Circuits for Microprocessors

Amstelveen, the Netherlands, February 2006 -- Ricoh Europe B.V., the European headquarters of Ricoh Company Ltd., Tokyo, announces the launch of the R5104V Power Management IC for Microprocessors. A single chip solution supplies power to a microprocessor and includes various embedded supervisory circuits to reset the processor when critical conditions occur in order to provide safety and high reliability of the continuous operation of the application.

This CMOS based chip ensures a complete power supply with supervisory circuits and features low current consumption prolonging battery life. All these features are in particular important for applications such as an automotive microprocessor controlled keyless entry system or industrial applications which need to be operational at all times without malfunctioning. In order to increase the level of safety and reliability of the application, R5104V provides advanced supervisory features like:
1. LDO output voltage monitored by a voltage detector
2. LDO output current monitored by an adjustable current sense circuit
3. WatchDog Timer output monitored by an output pulse detector

Microprocessor reset conditions occur when the LDO output voltage drops below a certain threshold voltage, when the output current exceeds the preset maximum level, when the supply power-on-reset sequence is initiated or when microprocessor WatchDog output pulses are not present for a certain period due to a software lock-up. Special feature for the R5104V is that it is high input voltage tolerant and is able to operate in a maximum 36 V supply voltage environment and survives from 60 V peak voltages up to 200 ms duration. Maximum output current for the LDO controller is determined by the specifications of an external transistor and offers therefore a flexible solution according to the designers’ requirements. The current limit threshold can be set by an additional current sense resistor. R5104V is available in two different product versions. In the A-Version, the Watchdog Timer detector is controlled by the chip enable pin only and as for the B-Version, the LDO is controlled as well

R5104V Features

GENERAL
Operating voltage

(up to 60 V peak for 200 ms) Max. 36 V

Supply current

(Iout=0 mA) Typ. 45 µA

Standby current

(B-Version) Typ. 0.1 µA

Package R5104V

(L 6.4 x W 3.1 x H 1.25 mm) SSOP-10

LDO
Output voltage

(in 0.1 V step) 3.3 V to 5.0 V

Output current

Depending on external transistor) Min. 1,000 mA

Ripple rejection

(f = 1 kHz) Typ. 55 dB

Protection circuits

Adjustable current limit

Fold-back current limit

Output capacitor

(Tantalum) Min. 10 µF

VD
Threshold voltage

(in 0.1 V step) 2.8 V to 4.0 V

Active reset time

(Typ. 10 nF = 100 ms) external capacitor

WDT
Reset delay time

(Typ. 30 nF = 100 ms) external capacitor




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Ricoh Europe B.V. is the European headquarters of Ricoh Company Ltd., the leading global manufacturer of office equipment, located in Amstelveen, The Netherlands. It is responsible for marketing, sales and service of Ricoh products in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. In Europe, Ricoh has three manufacturing sites: two at Ricoh UK Products Ltd. Telford, UK; GR Advanced Materials Ltd., Stirling, UK; and Ricoh Industrie France S.A., Colmar, France. In addition, the Ricoh European Group comprises sales subsidiaries and affiliates in 21 countries. In the fiscal year ended March 31, 2006, revenues from Ricoh’s European operations totalled over € 3.15 billion, accounting for 22.7% of the company’s global revenues. Ricoh’s worldwide sales increased by 5.6% totalling ¥ 1,915 billion (€ 13.9 billion).

For further information please contact:
Ricoh Europe B.V.
Semiconductor Support Centre
Hans Adams, Sr. Application Engineer
Tel.: +31 (0)20 54 74 309
Fax: +31 (0)20 54 74 791
Homepage: www.ricoh.com/LSI/
E-mail: semicon@ricoh-europe.com




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