5Atmel U6032B [DATASHEET]
4771C–AUTO–06/12
2.2 Oscillator, Pin 6
The oscillator frequency, f, is determined mainly by the R2C2 circuit. The resistance, R2, determines the charge time, and the
integrated resistance (2kΩ) is responsible for the discharge time. To ensure the stability of the oscillator frequency, it is
recommended that the selected R2 value is remarkably greater than the internal resistance (2kΩ), as the temperature response
and the tolerances of the integrated resistance are considerably greater than the external resistance value.
The oscillator frequency, f, is calculated as follows:
where
t1 = charge time = α1 × R2 × C2
t2 = discharge time = α2 × 2kΩ × C2
α1 and α2 are constants, e.g.:
α1 = 0.833 and α2 = 1.551 when C2 = 470pF to 10nF
α1 = 0.746 and α2 = 1.284 when C2 = 10nF to 4700nF
The debounce time, t3, depends on the oscillator frequency, f, as follows:
Table 5-1 on page 8 shows the relationship between t3, C2, R2 and frequencies from 1Hz to 20kHz.
2.3 Relay-control Output
The relay-control output is an open-collector Darlington circuit with an integrated 23-V Z-diode for limiting the inductive cut-off
pulse of the relay coil. The maximum static collector current must not exceed 300mA and the saturation voltage is typically 1.1V
at 200 mA.
2.4 Interference Voltages and Load Dump
The lC supply is protected by R1, C1, and an integrated Z-diode, while the inputs are protected by a series resistor, integrated Z-
diode and RF capacitor (refer to Figure 2-4 on page 6).
The relay-control output is protected by the integrated 23V Z-diode in case of short interference peaks. It is switched to
conductive condition for a battery voltage greater than 40V in case of load dump. The output transistor is dimensioned so that it
can withstand the generated current.
2.5 Power-on Reset
When the operating voltage is switched on, an internal power-on reset pulse (POR) is generated which sets the logic of the
circuits to a defined initial condition. The relay output is disabled.
2.6 Relay-control Output Behavior, Pin 2
The time functions (relay output) can be started or interrupted by the three inputs ON, OFF or TOGGLE (pins 3, 4 and 5, input
circuit of these pins see Figure 2-4 on page 6).
The relay becomes active if the time function is triggered, and the relay contact is interrupted after the elapse of the delay time,
td. There are two input possibilities.