The CAT823RTDI-GT3 is a microprocessor reset IC from onsemi in SOT-23-5 with a 3.08V reset threshold and push-pull active-LOW output. It monitors the VCC supply voltage: when VCC drops below 3.08V (the reset threshold for the R suffix), the RESET output immediately goes LOW, holding the MCU in reset. When VCC rises above the threshold, the internal timer starts a 140ms (typical) reset timeout before releasing RESET HIGH, ensuring the supply and oscillator are stable before the MCU starts executing code. The MR (Manual Reset) pin allows an external push-button or logic signal to trigger a reset: pulling MR below 0.4V activates RESET LOW for as long as MR is held LOW plus the 140ms timeout after MR is released. The internal pull-up resistor (approximately 30k-ohm) on MR means it can be left floating if manual reset is not needed. The push-pull output (TDI suffix) actively drives both HIGH and LOW, unlike open-drain versions that require an external pull-up resistor. The T suffix in RTDI specifies the 3.08V threshold. Operating current is only 5uA at 3.3V, making it suitable for battery-powered applications. The device operates from 1.0V to 5.5V, with valid RESET output guaranteed down to VCC=1.0V. The -GT3 suffix denotes tape-and-reel, automotive grade.