Overview
The present IP is a Voltage Detector (VDT) circuit. The IP detects the voltage level of input voltage, VIN1P0, of which the normal operating range is 0.9V~1.1V. When the detected supply voltage (VIN1P0) increases beyond the detection level (VR1P0), the corresponding output V1P0_RY is generated as a high level logic(V33) and V1P0_RYN as a low level logic, or vice versa, when the detected voltage(VIN1P0) decreases below the detection level(VF1P0), the corresponding output V1P0_RY is generated as a low level logic and V1P0_RYN is generated as a high level logic.
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