DI SC ON TI NU E D OD PR Features .............................................................. 1 Applications ......................................................... 1 Pin Assignments.................................................. 1 Block Diagram ..................................................... 1 Timer Setting ....................................................... 2 Operation............................................................. 2 Absolute Maximum Ratings ................................. 3 Electrical Characteristics ..................................... 3 AC Electrical Characteristics ............................... 4 Notes ................................................................. 4 Acceleration Test Mode ....................................... 5 Application Circuit Example ................................. 6 Characteristics..................................................... 7 Dimensions.......................................................... 9 UC T Contents Rev.1.1 S-8081B CR TIMER The S-8081B is a CMOS CR timer developed for appliances and industrial equipment use. It consists of a CR oscillator, a 20-stage divider, a power-on clear circuit, a trigger input chattering rejection circuit, an internal voltage regulator, a level shift circuit, and an output driver. It can be used as a high-precision, long-time monostable timer. n Applications • Time switch • Long time delay generator PR OD • Wide power supply operating range : 4.5 to 16.5 V • Low current consumption : 200 µA max.(C = 200 kΩ, R = 0.0047 µF, open output ) • Time can be set by external CR • Excellent oscillation stability because of built-in voltage regulator • Power-on clear circuit is integrated • Both trigger I/O inverting operation and set/reset operation can be performed UC T n Features n Pin Assignment 1 SET 2 8 S−8081B 3 RESET 4 7 CR 6 DISCHARGE 5 TRIGGER ON TI OUT VDD NU E VSS D 8-pin DIP/SOP Top view Figure 1 n Block Diagram SC CR 7 DI DIS- 6 CHARGE TRIGGER 5 SET RESET Oscillation circuit 20 - stage FF FF20 tOUT select Input chattering rejection circuit 2 Input circuit 4 Input circuit Output Control logic 3 OUT Power ON clear circuit 8 VDD Voltage regulator 1 VSS level shift Figure 2 Seiko Instruments Inc. 1 CR TIMER S-8081 B n Timer Setting The timer time tOUT is decided by an external resistor RT and an external capacitor CT. tOUT=(K×RT×CT×219) sec. K=time constant coefficient 10 s≤tOUT≤10 hours (recommended) RT≥50 kΩ, CT≥100 pF (recommended) Note : If other CT or RT is used than above recommended, the internal C and R influence tOUT and it becomes different 1 2 VSS VDD 8 SET CR 7 CT** RT* 4 OUT DISCH RESET TRIG Connect between VDD and CR Connect between CR and DISCHARGE CT : RT : * RT ≥50 kΩ ** CT≥100PF 6 OD 3 UC T in each unit. 5 PR Figure 3 Connection of external CT and RT TRIGGER tOUT D OUT NU E tOUT RESET Figure 4 TRIGGER operation timing chart OUT tOUT RESET ON TI SET tOUT n Operation 1. SET terminal tOUT=tOSC×2 tOSC≈K×RT×CT 19 (Recommended : RT≥50 kΩ, CT≥100 pF) DI SC Figure 5 SET operation timing chart At the rise of SET terminal, OUT goes high (VDD) and frequency dividing operation starts. This terminal has a pull-down resistor built in. 2. RESET terminal By bringing RESET terminal high (VDD), OUT goes low (VSS) and the internal counter is reset. Set or trigger input is ignored when reset is high. This terminal has a pull-down resistor built in. 2 Seiko Instruments Inc. CR TIMER S-8081 B 3. TRIGGER terminal At the rise of TRIGGER terminal, OUT level is inverted. When OUT changes from low (VSS) to high (VDD), frequency dividing operation starts. When OUT changes from high (VDD) to low (VSS), the internal counter is reset. When starting TRIGGER operation during setting operation, reset the S-8081B before TRIGGER input. This terminal has a chattering rejection circuit and a pull-down resistor built in. Chattering rejection time ≈ tosc×7 4. CR and DISCHARGE terminals UC T CR oscillation circuit can be constructed by connecting a timing capacitor CT between VDD and CR terminals, and by connecting a timing resistor RT between CR and DISCHARGE terminals. Set the oscillation period (tosc) following the formula below. tOSC ≈ K×RT×CT K : time constant coefficient 5. OUT terminal OD At the rise of SET or TRIGGER terminal, OUT goes high (VDD) and frequency dividing operation starts. OUT goes low (VSS) after tosc ×219. When OUT is high (VDD) if TRIGGER rises or RESET goes high (VDD), OUT goes low (VSS) and the internal counter is reset. PR n Absolute Maximum Ratings Table 1 Unless otherwise specified: Ta=25°C Parameter Parameter Operating power supply voltage Operating current consumption SC SET, RESET, TRIGGER input pull-down resistance High level input voltage Low level input voltage High level output current Low level output current Low level output voltage VSS = 0 V D VDD VIN, VOUT Topr Tstg PD ON TI n Electrical Characteristics Conditions NU E Power supply voltage Input/output voltage* Operating temperature Storage temperature Power dissipation Symbol at 25°C Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit 4.5 16.5 V R=200 kΩ Open output C=0.0047 µF 200 µA VIH=VDD 50 400 kΩ 0.8×VDD VSS 10 20 15 30 VDD 0.2×VDD 0.4 1.276 1.450 1.624 0.05 %/V 0.10 %/°C VIH VIL IOH IOL VOL VOH=5.7 V VDD=8.0 V VOL=2.3 V VDD=8.0 V VDD=5.0 V IOUT=3.2 mA C=0.0047 µF Time constant coefficent K R=200 kΩ VDD=4.5 to 16 V Power supply voltage f/fosc C=0.0047 µF fluctuation* / VDD CR R=200 kΩ Ta=−20 to +60°C f/fosc osc Temperature fluctuation* C=0.0047 µF / T R=200 kΩ DI 18 V VSS−0.3 to VDD+0.3 V −30 to+85 °C −40 to+125 °C 300 mW * Excluding DISCHARGE terminal VDD = 12 V, VSS = 0 V, Ta = 25°C VDD Rdown Unit Table 2 Symbol IDD Ratings V mA V * Fluctuation of IC only Seiko Instruments Inc. 3 CR TIMER S-8081 B n AC Electrical Characteristics 1. Input signal timing Table 3 Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Unit 10 10 16×tOSC 10 10 10 tT+10 10 µs µs µs µs µs µs µs µs 10 µs OD SET pulse width tS RESET pulse width tR TRIG pulse width tT RESET-SET pulse interval tRS RESET-TRIG pulse interval tRT TRIG pulse interval tTT SET input timing tTS Pulse interval between timer tOS operation finish and SET Pulse interval between timer tOT operation finish and TRIG tOSC : oscillating frequency, (tOSC=K×RT×CT) SET PR RESET TRIG tS tR tT tRS D OUT UC T Parameter VDD=12 V, VSS=0 V, Ta=25 °C tRT tTS tOS tTT NU E RESET input has the precedence over SET or TRIG input. Figure 6 2. TRIG input pulse width and operation status ON TI Table 4 VDD=12 V, VSS=0 V, Ta=25 °C TRIG input pulse width Operation n Notes DI 1. Notes on operation TRIG operation Indefinite* No TRIG operation SC TRIG input pulse width≥16×tOSC 7×tOSC<TRIG input pulse width<16×tOSC TRIG input pulse width≤7×tOSC *TRIG operation does not always start. tOSC : oscillating frequency • Do not start TRIGGER operation during setting operation (see Figure 7). When starting TRIGGER operation during setting operation, reset the S-8081B before TRIGGER input. • Do not set the RESET terminal high while SET or TRIGGER terminal is at high level. Or, the S-8081B will enter acceleration test mode. (see Figure 8) SET SET or TRIGGER TRIGGER RESET OUT OUT Figure 7 4 Figure 8 Seiko Instruments Inc. CR TIMER S-8081 B 2. Status just after power-ON A power-on clear circuit is built in the S-8081B and it initializes this IC at power-ON. During initialization, the S-8081B does not perform normal operation. Initialization time can not be defined clearly because it differs according to the voltage fluctuation at power-ON. See Table 5 for reference. Pay sufficient attention to the operation just after powerON. Table 5 Rise time Initialization time* <1 ms 1 ms ≥1 ms UC T * Time duration from power-ON to the time when VDD reaches 4.5 V. Time duration from power-ON. At this time, the S-8081B does not operate normally. 3. CR oscillation OD CR oscillation circuit is always operating while power supply voltage is applied. 4. VIH level of input signal PR When pulling up the SET, RESET or TRIGGER terminal, pay attention to VIH level because they have pull-down resistors built in. n Acceleration Test Mode This mode is performed D The S-8081B has the acceleration test mode to check its F. F. function in a short time. as follows. ON TI NU E (1) Put SET terminal from low to high level. (2) After (1), put RESET terminal from low to high level. (3) With keeping (1) and (2) status, input 511 clocks whose levels are the same as VDD from CR terminal. (From 1st to 9th and from 11th to 19th stages of 20-stage F.F. are all high. The 20-stage F.F. starts operation at the falling of input signal.) (4) Put RESET terminal low. (5) Put SET terminal low. (6) Input 514th clock from CR terminal. (7) 20th stage of the 20-stage F.F. goes high from low, and the OUT terminal goes low. SET CR CLOCK input DI OUT 1 2 SC RESET 510 511 512 513 514 1024 1025 Figure 9 When releasing from acceleration test mode, initialize the S-8081B according to (a) or (b) below. (a) Turn the power off, and on again. (b) Put RESET terminal high level. Seiko Instruments Inc. 5 CR TIMER S-8081 B n Application Circuit Example C 1 VSS VDD 8 CT** SET CR 7 3 OUT DISCH 6 RT* hFE 100 min. 2 220 Ω 4 RESET TRIG 5 DI SC ON TI NU E D PR OD UC T Figure 10 6 *RT ≥ 50 kΩ **CT ≥ 100 pF Seiko Instruments Inc. CR TIMER S-8081 B n Characteristics 1. Current consumption characteristics IDD 1.2 Operating current consumption IDD Ambient temperature Ta 65 65 60 60 IDD 55 (µA) (µA) C=0.0047 µF R=180 kΩ Ta=25 °C 50 0 6.0 10 14 55 50 −40 18 VDD (V) 0 40 80 100 Ta (°C) 3. Oscillation frequency fOSC Ambient temperature Ta 900 C=0.0047 µF R=180 kΩ OD 2. Oscillation frequency f/fOSC Power supply voltage VDD 0.6 C=0.0047 µF R=180 kΩ Ta=25 °C fOSC PR 0.4 f/fOSC C=0.0047 µF R=180 kΩ VDD=12 V UC T 1.1 Operating current consumption IDD Power supply voltage VDD (Hz) (%) 800 6.0 10 14 VDD (V) 18 NU E 0 −40 80 100 Ta (°C) * f/fOSC/ T is fluctuation of IC only. ON TI 4. High level output current IOH Ambient temperature Ta IOH (mA) DI SC 20 −40 0 40 0 40 5. Low level output current IOL Ambient temperature Ta VDD=8.0 V VOH=5.7 V 30 f/fOSC/ T*=0.053%/ °C D 0.2 VDD=8.0 V VOL=2.3 V 60 IOL 50 (mA) 40 30 −40 80 100 Ta ( °C) Seiko Instruments Inc. 0 40 80 100 Ta ( °C) 7 CR TIMER S-8081 B 6. Output Nch driver characteristics 0.8 Ta=25 °C 7. Output Pch driver characteristics 0.8 Ta=25 °C VDD=5 V 0.6 Voltage VDD=5 V 0.6 Voltage between VSS-OUT (V) 0.4 between VDD=8 V VDD=8 V VDD-OUT 0.4 (V) VDD=12 V 0 2.0 4.0 VDD=12 V 0.2 6.0 8.0 10.0 IOL(mA) 0 1.0 8. Pull-down resistance Rdown - Ambient temperature Ta 100 Rdown −40 0 40 80 100 Ta ( °C) 105 10. Oscillation frequency fOSC External resistance RT NU E 9. Oscillation frequency fOSC - External capacitance CT R=180 kΩ 103 106 C=0.0047 µF 104 fOSC ON TI fOSC 101 10−1 10−10 10−8 10−6 (Hz) 102 1 10−4 102 104 SC CT (F) 11. Current consumption IDD External resistance RT 3 10 106 RT (Ω) 108 12. Current consumption IDD External Capacitance CT 90 C=0.0047µF VDD=12 V Ta=25 °C DI 104 IDD 5.0 PR 60 40 (Hz) 4.0 D (kΩ) 3.0 IOH(mA) OD 80 2.0 UC T 0.2 R=180 kΩ VDD=12 V Ta=25 °C 80 IDD (µA) 70 (µA) 60 102 50 102 103 104 105 106 RT (Ω) 8 107 10−12 Seiko Instruments Inc. 10−11 10−10 10−9 10−8 CT (F) 10−7 8-pin SOP FE008-B 990531 Dimensions Unit:mm 5.0(5.15max) 5 1 4 0.15 +0.1 -0.05 NU E D PR OD UC T 8 0.35 DI SC ON TI 1.27 +0.1 -0.05 DP00 -A 990531 8-pin DIP Unit:mm Dimensions PR OD UC T 9.3(9.6max) 1.5 7.62 ON TI NU E D 1.0 DI SC 2.54 0.5±0.1 0.3 +0.1 -0.05 0°~15° UC T OD PR D NU E • • • SC ON TI • The information described herein is subject to change without notice. Seiko Instruments Inc. is not responsible for any problems caused by circuits or diagrams described herein whose related industrial properties, patents, or other rights belong to third parties. 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