TX6250 - 1A Low Power High PSRR LDO

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General Description

differential is small.

laser trimming technologies.

Key Features

Low voltage drop: 0.06V@100mA.
High input voltage: 8.5V.
Low temperature coefficient.
Low Quiescent Current: 25uA at 5.0V.
Output voltage accuracy: tolerance ±2%.
SOT23-5 ，SOT89 and SOT223 packages.

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Part number	TX6250
Manufacturer	ChipSourceTek
File Size	707.16 KB
Description	1A Low Power High PSRR LDO
Datasheet	TX6250 Datasheet

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TX6250 1A Low Power High PSRR LDO Features  Low voltage drop: 0.06V@100mA  High input voltage: 8.5V  Low temperature coefficient  Low Quiescent Current: 25uA at 5.0V  Output voltage accuracy: tolerance ±2%  SOT23-5 ，SOT89 and SOT223 packages Applications  Battery-powered equipment  Hand-Hold Equipment  GRS Receivers  Wireless LAN General Description The TX6250 series is a group of positive voltage output, three-pin regulators, that provide a high current even when the input/output voltage differential is small. Low power consumption and k high accuracy is achieved through CMOS and laser trimming technologies. The TX6250 consists of a high-precision voltage reference, an error amplification circuit, and a current limited output driver.