These STM660x smart push-button controllers provide secure start, power-down, reset, and power-disable functions for one- or two-button interfaces, protecting systems from non-responsive applications (e.g., dead loops). They are suited for terminals, audio/video players, smartphones, PDAs, PCs, and portable devices, enabling safe control of application power and processor reset.
- STM6600 device
- STM6601 device
- One push-button
- Two push-buttons
- Power supply (system battery or external supply)
- Microprocessor or application processor
- Reset circuitry/interface
- Power control/disabling circuitry
These devices allow easy and safe control of applications run with one or two push-buttons by securely starting or powering down a system and also resetting the processor or disabling power in case of a non-responding application (e.g. code in a dead loop). This makes the STM660x devices suitable for a broad spectrum of applications such as terminals, audio and video players, smartphones, PDAs, PCs, or any portable device.
For more detail: Using the STM6600, STM6601 smart push-button on/off controller
- What functions do the STM660x devices provide?
They securely start and power down systems, reset the processor, and disable power for non-responding applications. - Can these devices be used with one or two push-buttons?
Yes, they allow control of applications run with one or two push-buttons. - Do STM660x devices protect against software dead loops?
Yes, they can reset the processor or disable power if an application becomes non-responding, such as in a dead loop. - What types of products are suitable for STM660x devices?
They are suitable for terminals, audio and video players, smartphones, PDAs, PCs, and portable devices. - Are STM6600 and STM6601 intended for portable applications?
Yes, they are designed to be suitable for a broad spectrum including portable devices. - Do these devices handle safe powering down of systems?
Yes, they provide secure power-down functionality. - Can the STM660x devices reset the processor?
Yes, they include processor reset capability.
