Wow, very tough working condition for that Arm Chip... and interesting... :) May be you should use both power supervisor/monitor chip + external Hardware WDT. => WDT "kicks" the CPU again if it does not power up properly. I've seen some AVR chips flash program-able for WDT always on after reset. (WDT default as on after reset) Could you help eMail me your experience after the project?? Thanks in advance! Regards --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew Berney" <amb@...> wrote: > > Hi all, > > We're currently in the process of putting together a device that will be > powered via an induction ring and as such there is the potential for the > device to lose sufficient power intermittantly. > > I was wondering on peoples' general opinion of using an external supervisor > chip to ensure a clean startup by keeping reset pulled to ground for a > period of around 150 milliseconds. >
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Re: Use of external reset supervisor chips
2006-03-10 by unity0724
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