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MANUFACTURER DESCRIPTION URL PRICE ISL88003IH22Z-T7A Intersil Supervisory Circuits LW http://www.products.express/intersil.com/ISL88003IH22Z-T7A.html QUOTE PWR VAGE SUPERVIS PUSH-PULL RST 2 19V S-1000N18-M5T1G Seiko Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-1000N18-M5T1G.html QUOTE Semiconductors Voltage Detector 0.35uA Iq MIC2775-44YM5 TR Micrel Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/micrel.com/MIC2775-44YM5%20TR.html QUOTE Single Voltage Supervisor with Dual Active-High and Low Push-Pull Outputs, Manual Reset, 4.43V Threshold, 140ms Reset ISL88003IE17Z-TK Intersil Supervisory Circuits LW http://www.products.express/intersil.com/ISL88003IE17Z-TK.html QUOTE PWR VAGE SUPERVIS PUSH-PULL /RST 1 67V ISL88002IH16Z-T7A Intersil Supervisory Circuits LW http://www.products.express/intersil.com/ISL88002IH16Z-T7A.html QUOTE PWR VAGE SUPERVIS OPEN-DRAIN /RST 1 58 S-80832CNY-B2-U Seiko Supervisory Circuits 3.2V http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80832CNY-B2-U.html QUOTE Semiconductors 1.3uA N-Ch Open X5043S8IZ-4.5A Intersil Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/intersil.com/X5043S8IZ-4.5A.html QUOTE SUP/WDT 4K SPI EES LO 8LD 5V+/-10% ISL88002IE26Z-T Intersil Supervisory Circuits LW http://www.products.express/intersil.com/ISL88002IE26Z-T.html QUOTE PWR VAGE SUPERVIS PUSH-PULL /RST 2 63V S-80811CNNB-B9PT2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80811CNNB-B9PT2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors 1.3uA Iq S-80841CNNB-B82T2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits 4.1V http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80841CNNB-B82T2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors 1.3uA N-Ch Open S-80144BLMC-JE5T2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits Volt http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80144BLMC-JE5T2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors Detect Built-in Delay 1.3uA Iq S-80139ALMC-JAYT2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits Volt http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80139ALMC-JAYT2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors Detect Built-in Delay 1.3uA Iq ISL88011IH544Z-TK Intersil Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/intersil.com/ISL88011IH544Z-TK.html QUOTE SINGLE VMON W//MR / RST RST ADJ CPOR S-80823CLUA-B6IT2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits 2.3V http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80823CLUA-B6IT2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors 1.3uA CMOS Out MCP120-300HI/TO Microchip Supervisory Circuits Open http://www.products.express/microchip.com/MCP120-300HI%2FTO.html QUOTE Technology Drain Low TC1232COE713 Microchip Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/microchip.com/TC1232COE713.html QUOTE Technology Microprocessor Montr MCP111T-315E/MB Microchip Supervisory Circuits Open http://www.products.express/microchip.com/MCP111T-315E%2FMB.html QUOTE Technology Drain MCP130-270FI/TO Microchip Supervisory Circuits w/5K http://www.products.express/microchip.com/MCP130-270FI%2FTO.html QUOTE Technology Pull-Up Low BD5355G-TR ROHM Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/rohm.com/BD5355G-TR.html QUOTE Semiconductor CMOS DETEC VOLT 5.5V BD45352G-TR ROHM Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/rohm.com/BD45352G-TR.html QUOTE Semiconductor RESET DETEC VOLT 3.5V SP690SCN-L Exar Supervisory Circuits LW http://www.products.express/exar.com/SP690SCN-L.html QUOTE PWR MICRO 5.5V TEMP 0C to 70C ISL88813IB846Z Intersil Supervisory Circuits UP http://www.products.express/intersil.com/ISL88813IB846Z.html QUOTE VMON W/WDT PFI MR RST VTRIP=4 64V 8LD © 2021 http://www.products.express 1 / 9 Products Catalog Index PART NO. MANUFACTURER DESCRIPTION URL PRICE MAX6888NETE+ Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits Quad http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX6888NETE%2B.html QUOTE Power-Supply Supervisor MAX16997AAUA/V+ Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX16997AAUA%2FV%2B.html QUOTE Watchdog Timer w/Adj Timeout Delay ADM8617SAYAKSZ-RL7 Analog Devices Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/analog.com/ADM8617SAYAKSZ-RL7.html QUOTE Watchdog Supervisor - IC. X5045S8Z-2.7 Intersil Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/intersil.com/X5045S8Z-2.7.html QUOTE SUP/WDT 4K SPI EES HI 8LD 2 7-5 5V ISL88021IU8HFZ Intersil Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/intersil.com/ISL88021IU8HFZ.html QUOTE TRPL UV VMON MR RST TRPL UV VMON MR RST ADM1067ACPZ Analog Devices Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/analog.com/ADM1067ACPZ.html QUOTE Programmable Supervisor Sequencer I.C. STM704RM6F STMicroelectronics Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/st.com/STM704RM6F.html QUOTE 4.40V w/Batt Switch ADM8617RCYAKSZ-RL7 Analog Devices Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/analog.com/ADM8617RCYAKSZ-RL7.html QUOTE Watchdog Supervisor - IC. MAX16998DAUA+ Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX16998DAUA%2B.html QUOTE Watchdog Timer w/Adj Timeout Delay MAX6804US44D3+T Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX6804US44D3%2BT.html QUOTE Single uPower 4-Pin Reset Circuit ISL88014IH5Z-T7A Intersil Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/intersil.com/ISL88014IH5Z-T7A.html QUOTE SINGLE VMON W//MR / RST RST ADJ CPOR BD9851EFV-E2 ROHM Supervisory Circuits REG http://www.products.express/rohm.com/BD9851EFV-E2.html QUOTE Semiconductor CTRLR 2-CH MAX699EWE+T Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX699EWE%2BT.html QUOTE Power-On Reset & Watchdog Ctlr S-80126CLMC-JILT2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits 2.6V http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80126CLMC-JILT2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors 1.3uA CMOS Out S-80852CLMC-B7DT2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits 5.2V http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80852CLMC-B7DT2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors 0.9uA CMOS Out ADM13305-33ARZ-RL7 Analog Devices Supervisory Circuits Dual http://www.products.express/analog.com/ADM13305-33ARZ-RL7.html QUOTE Supervisory Circuits MAX16007BTP+ Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX16007BTP%2B.html QUOTE Quad/Hex/Octal Volt uP Supervisor MAX690RCPA+ Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits MPU http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX690RCPA%2B.html QUOTE Supervisor S-80810CNNB-B9OT2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80810CNNB-B9OT2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors 1.3uA Iq TC32MEZB Microchip Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/microchip.com/TC32MEZB.html QUOTE Technology Economonitor S-80855CNUA-B9GT2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80855CNUA-B9GT2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors Voltage Detector 0.8uA Iq X4043S8Z Intersil Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/intersil.com/X4043S8Z.html QUOTE SUP/WDT 4K I2C EES LO 5V+/-10% 4 X5323S8Z-2.7 Intersil Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/intersil.com/X5323S8Z-2.7.html QUOTE SUP/WDT 32K SPI EE RST LW 2 7-5 5V DS1708TEPA+ Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/DS1708TEPA%2B.html QUOTE 3.3/5V MicroMonitor © 2021 http://www.products.express 2 / 9 Products Catalog Index PART NO. MANUFACTURER DESCRIPTION URL PRICE X5325S8Z Intersil Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/intersil.com/X5325S8Z.html QUOTE SUP/WDT 32K SPI EE RST HI 5V+/-10% MAX709TCPA+ Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX709TCPA%2B.html QUOTE Power-Supply Monitor w/Reset X5328S8IZ-2.7 Intersil Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/intersil.com/X5328S8IZ-2.7.html QUOTE SUP 32K SPI EE RST LW 2 7-3 6V IND X4045S8IZ-2.7A Intersil Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/intersil.com/X4045S8IZ-2.7A.html QUOTE SUP/WDT 4K I2C EES HI 2 7-3 6V IND ISL8701AIBZ Intersil Supervisory Circuits ADJ http://www.products.express/intersil.com/ISL8701AIBZ.html QUOTE QD SEQNCR 14N W/ANNEAL S-80824CLUA-B6JT2G Seiko Supervisory Circuits 2.4V http://www.products.express/ablic.com/S-80824CLUA-B6JT2G.html QUOTE Semiconductors 1.3uA CMOS Out MAX16003CTE+ Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX16003CTE%2B.html QUOTE Quad/Hex/Octal Volt uP Supervisor MAX6709CUB+ Maxim Integrated Supervisory Circuits Quad http://www.products.express/maximintegrated.com/MAX6709CUB%2B.html QUOTE Voltage Monitor X5043S8Z-2.7A Intersil Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/intersil.com/X5043S8Z-2.7A.html QUOTE SUP/WDT 4K SPI EES LO 2 7-5 5V 2 BD4846FVE-TR ROHM Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/rohm.com/BD4846FVE-TR.html QUOTE Semiconductor CMOS DETEC VOLT 4.9V BD5358G-TR ROHM Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/rohm.com/BD5358G-TR.html QUOTE Semiconductor CMOS DETEC VOLT 5.8V SPX29301T5-L-3-3/TR Exar Supervisory Circuits 3A http://www.products.express/exar.com/SPX29301T5-L-3-3%2FTR.html QUOTE Low Dropout Volt Regulator MCP111T-450E/MB Microchip Supervisory Circuits Open http://www.products.express/microchip.com/MCP111T-450E%2FMB.html QUOTE Technology Drain CAT1023LI-45-G ON Semiconductor Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/onsemi.com/CAT1023LI-45-G.html QUOTE w/2K CAT1161LI-30-G ON Semiconductor Supervisory Circuits CPU http://www.products.express/onsemi.com/CAT1161LI-30-G.html QUOTE w/16K MCP120-315DI/TO Microchip Supervisory Circuits Open http://www.products.express/microchip.com/MCP120-315DI%2FTO.html QUOTE Technology Drain Low BD5331G-TR ROHM Supervisory Circuits http://www.products.express/rohm.com/BD5331G-TR.html QUOTE Semiconductor CMOS DETEC VOLT 3.1V DS1706PEUA+
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