Methods and apparatus for monitoring a level of a regulated source
AssigneeAllegro MicroSystems, LLC
InventorsSam Tran, Jay M. Towne, P. Karl Scheller
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AssigneeAllegro MicroSystems, LLC
InventorsSam Tran, Jay M. Towne, P. Karl Scheller
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A monitor circuit for monitoring a level of a first and second regulated source may monitor a voltage level of regulated voltages or a current level of regulated currents. In an embodiment, the monitor circuit includes circuitry responsive to a first regulated voltage and to a second regulated voltage. A first circuit responsive to the first regulated voltage and to the second regulated voltage generates a first error signal indicative of at least one of an overvoltage condition of the first regulated voltage and an undervoltage condition of the second regulated voltage. A second circuit responsive to the first regulated voltage and to the second regulated voltage generates a second error signal indicative of at least one of an undervoltage condition of the first regulated voltage and an overvoltage condition of the second regulated voltage. A method for monitoring the levels of first and second regulated sources is also provided.
A monitor circuit for monitoring a voltage level of a first regulated voltage and a second regulated voltage, the monitor circuit comprising:
A method for monitoring a voltage level of a first regulated voltage and a second regulated voltage, comprising:
A monitor circuit for monitoring a voltage level of a first regulated voltage to power a first circuit and a second regulated voltage to power a second circuit, a monitor circuit comprising:
A monitor circuit for monitoring a voltage level of a first regulated voltage generated by a first regulator and a second regulated voltage generated by a second, different regulator, the monitor circuit comprising:
A monitor circuit for monitoring a voltage level of a first regulated voltage and a second regulated voltage, the monitor circuit comprising:
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