Watchdog timer
Supervises a qualifying activity signal and operates its output when the documented watchdog timing condition is violated.
In plain English
A power-good signal reports whether the source's specified acceptable-supply conditions are satisfied.
A downstream circuit can use this status when deciding whether to enable its operation.
Draw power-good as a status signal from its source or supervisor to the receiving controller. It is information about specified acceptable conditions, not the supply conductor itself. State the active level and timing requirements from the selected source so the receiving circuit interprets it correctly.
Not generally. It reports whether the generating device’s defined conditions are satisfied. It does not automatically report spare capacity, complete system readiness or a continuously measured power value.
Read the source: Supply supervision and reset
Power-good timing and thresholds come from the selected source or supervisor.
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