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This being an "Analog IC Design and Layout" forum, please also explain, how this 100uF capacitor will fit on the chip. Usually by Power on Reset, one is thinking about a pulse of a certain duration that can reset all the circuit blocks to a known state.
Also connecting this RC combination with a chip, (with a Cu wire in between) can give rise to ringing, or multiple unwanted reset operations.
A One-shot circuit would be an appropriate solution, but depends on what kind of circuit you are trying to initialize.
Hai,
Actually many controllers having inbuit feature for power on reset. like PIC.
for manual reset a resistor and capacitor must be connected inseries another end of resistor must be connected to supply.and in the connecting point one end of a switch is connected and another end must be grounded.
You can search the internet for this topic or you can search some patents, for example, the US Patent Office (https://www.uspto.gov/) to find for some example. You, then, can see how other people implement the POR circuits.
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