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S-35710 PROGRAMMABLE WAKE-UP TIMER IC

 S-35710

PROGRAMMABLE WAKE-UP TIMER IC

The wake-up timer IC allows for intermittent system operation by periodically waking up the system. The S-35710 Series compares the timer value and the value written to the internal register, and outputs a wake-up signal (interrupt signal) when the values match each other. The timer of the S-35710 Series is a 24-bit binary-up counter. The internal register data can be set freely by users via a 2-wire serial interface. Consequently, the time before the occurrence of a wake-up signal (interrupt signal) can be set freely.


Ultra-low Power Consumption and Highly Flexible Wake-up Time Settings Facilitate Intermittent System Operation

ABLIC Inc. launched the S-35710/20 (I-Series), a wake-up timer IC with ultra-low power consumption that allows flexible wake-up time settings. This product has already been launched as a convenience timer for automotive use, but the new S-35710/20 (I-Series) timer IC was launched as a general-purpose wake-up timer IC. A wake-up timer IC is an IC that enables intermittent system operation by periodically starting up the system.

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